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Cadillac F1’s $450m payment declared ‘too low’ by Toto Wolff
The pending arrival of Cadillac in Formula 1 will have financial implications for the other 10 teams on the grid.
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Toto Wolff slams reported $450 million dilution fee for Cadillac’s F1 entry
Moreover, the prize money would be distributed within the 11 teams instead of the previous ten-team distribution. As a result, Toto Wolff took a dig at Cadillac’s reported $450 million dilution ...
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Mercedes boss critical of Cadillac F1 entry condition
Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff believes Cadillac’s proposed F1 entry fee is too low. Image: REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein Cadillac ...
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Toto Wolff slams reported $450 million dilution fee for Cadillac’s F1 entry
Moreover, the prize money would be distributed within the 11 teams instead of the previous ten-team distribution. As a result, Toto Wolff took a dig at Cadillac’s reported $450 million dilution fee, ...
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Wolff calls $450 million entry fee for Cadillac F1 ‘too low’
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has expressed concerns about the financial implications of Cadillac’s potential entry into ...
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Mercedes boss Wolff wants to see money from Cadillac: '450 million is too little'
In principle, Cadillac would become the 11th team on the grid from the 2026 onwards, however, there isn't a final confimation ...
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Toto Wolff Questions Cadillac’s $450 Million Dilution Fee as F1 Grid Expands
While fans are buzzing at the prospect of 22 cars fighting for victory, some F1 team principals, including Mercedes’ Toto Wolff ... the financial impact of dividing prize money among an additional ...
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The Current F1 Teams: F1 75 at the Festival of Speed
Over 170 different constructors have competed in a Grand Prix since the first in 1950. From Ferrari’s longevity to Haas’ ...