Formula 1 should only allow new entrants if they help stabilize the sport for the years ahead with the likes of a power unit supply, according to Alfa Romeo team principal Frederic Vasseur. Michael Andretti went public with his ambition to enter F1 as a team owner at the start of this year but has been met with opposition from a number of teams and stakeholders, with the FIA and F1 itself largely unreceptive to the request. Vasseur says the issue is not specific to Andretti – who tried to buy Sauber last year – but instead relates to how much value an incoming entry could bring.
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