The concept of an anti-dilution fee is gaining attention within the context of F1's Billion-Dollar Showdown, where teams are advocating for an exclusive 10-team cap. This fee serves as a protective measure for existing stakeholders to prevent the dilution of their ownership or investment value when new participants enter the market. As teams aim to secure their positions and maintain the financial integrity of the sport, discussions around the implementation and implications of anti-dilution fees continue to evolve within the high-stakes world of Formula 1.
Exploring the reasons behind F1 teams' demand for a grid cap to 10 teams in the new Concorde Agreement and its impact on the sport.