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Ferrari set to keep bonus payment in new F1 Concorde Agreement – but now capped (www.autosport.com)

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Ferrari looks set to retain its historic bonus payment in Formula 1’s next Concorde Agreement, Autosport has learned, but the amount of extra money it receives will now be capped.

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[–] erusuoyera 13 points 7 months ago (1 children)

I like the idea of historic teams being encouraged to stay in F1, but since Ferrari first received the payment after racing for 31 years, perhaps it's time Williams (47 years presently) and McLaren (58 years), also got some cheddar. In fact, Sauber have now been if F1 as long as Ferrari was when it first received the payment.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 7 months ago

Pretty sure both McLaren and Williams receive money under some other payment.