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While I understand Liberty and the FIA’s reluctance to accept any new entrants before 2022, it should be realised that F1 is not in as settled a state as it might appear. This is only partly due to the 2021 regulation changes. Twenty cars, as now, is surely the minimum needed to present a grid that deserves the title of World Championship for drivers and constructors, and justifies the loyalty of the fan base, the TV and media coverage and all the effort and commitment required of the whole shooting-match.

Should Dietrich Mateschitz decide any time in the

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