“Whether it’s 200,000 or two million, at the end everything costs performance. We all had to cover sick pay and gardening leaves and the canteen.' F1
Mercedes counterpart Wolff took a dim view of Horner’s words when discussing the ways in which Mercedes had to ensure their compliance with the budget limit last season.have received their punishment after signing an Accepted Breach Agreement with the FIA, but pointed out every penny counts – performance-related or not.
“Literally it’s so much more precise than normal bookkeeping because you need to also track time of people.
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