Williams Wants F1 Backmarkers Allowed To Spend More Money Than Their Faster Rivals
Formula 1 limits team spending to $215 million dollars per year, but some teams think they should be able to spend more to level the playing field.
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Formula 1 limits team spending to $215 million dollars per year, but some teams think they should be able to spend more to level the playing field.
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