AlphaTauri CEO Peter Bayer says he's 'not a big fan' of the new $20m extra CapEx leeway as the Italian team currently doesn't have the extra funding to spend.
The FIA has granted all F1 teams an extra allowance with which to improve the infrastructure of their factories. The top teams can spend an extra $6m, the middle-ranking outfits $14m, and the four bottom teams – namely AlphaTauri, Williams, Haas and Sauber/Alfa Romeo – can now invest an extra $20m. However, Bayer, who helped create the cost cap and the financial regulations when working for the FIA, says that that extra funding is not available to the team.
'' While Williams already had funding earmarked for CapEx investment, and Sauber is keen to ramp up its Hinwil base ahead of Audi's takeover, Bayer says it's not as straightforward for AlphaTauri to find that $20m. Yuki Tsunoda, AlphaTauri AT04, Liam Lawson, AlphaTauri AT04 Photo by: Red Bull Content Pool 'For us, it's a lot harder, definitely,' he said. 'And at the same time, if you're looking at the top teams, it might not be fair either.
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