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Ex-F1 driver Martin Brundle is in favour of F1 having 12 teams and has been left surprised by how quiet Andretti has been since their rejection.
Martin Brundle is surprised by the silence of Andretti and the FIA following F1’s rejection of Andretti Cadillac’s F1 entry that was fully backed by the governing body. F1 cited concerns about competitiveness and value in rejecting the bid until at least 2028. While Andretti expressed disagreement, they have since stayed quiet, prompting speculation on their next move. General Motors Vice President revealed a meeting request with F1, indicating ongoing efforts by Andretti Cadillac. Brundle advocates for more teams on the grid and questions F1’s confidence in rejecting Andretti’s bid. He suggests that Andretti’s silence may be linked to potential legal action and emphasizes the need for long-term thinking in Formula 1.
