From GMM
In Bahrain, leading lights of FOTA have made clear their trepidation about Max Mosley's plans for a low budget cap next year.
While open to the idea of radical cost-cutting, the official line of the Formula One Teams Association is that 33m euros is far too low a figure, and that the ultimate cap should be phased in over a number of years.
The British team Williams is a FOTA member, but chief executive Adam Parr said on Saturday he thinks a definitive cap should indeed be imposed for 2010.
He admitted that 33m is probably too low a number, but is not sure phasing in a cap over a few years is the right way to go.
"There is a counter argument that in business, generally, if you've got to do something you just get on and do it," said the Briton in Bahrain.
In Bahrain, leading lights of FOTA have made clear their trepidation about Max Mosley's plans for a low budget cap next year.
While open to the idea of radical cost-cutting, the official line of the Formula One Teams Association is that 33m euros is far too low a figure, and that the ultimate cap should be phased in over a number of years.
The British team Williams is a FOTA member, but chief executive Adam Parr said on Saturday he thinks a definitive cap should indeed be imposed for 2010.
He admitted that 33m is probably too low a number, but is not sure phasing in a cap over a few years is the right way to go.
"There is a counter argument that in business, generally, if you've got to do something you just get on and do it," said the Briton in Bahrain.