Mosley calls for new F1 teams next year

Formula One could see new teams as early as next season if Max Mosley has his way.

Mosley calls for new F1 teams next year
Mon, 24 May, 2004 - 19:24

Formula One could see new teams as early as next season if Max Mosley has his way.

Mosley’s plans for a cheaper and more exciting Formula One will open the door for the first new entries since Toyota made their debut in 2002.

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