The FIA's application process will allow for up to 12 teams to be on the grid for 2025, if accepted. F1
Martin Brundle: F1 ‘not quite enough of a show’ with 10 teams, 20 cars on the gridMartin Brundle hopes to see two new teams enter Formula 1 and beef up the grid to 24 cars, to add to the ‘show’ in place in the sport.
Applications are set to close at the end of April, before decisions are made by the FIA and Formula One Management and the current teams themselves by the end of June, with the teams all receiving a vote on whether new constructors are allowed onto the grid, per the current terms of the Concorde Agreement.
But for ex-Formula 1 driver Brundle, the Sky analyst thinks a 24-car grid would add to the spectacle of Formula 1, and the current interest in the sport from global manufacturers makes it the right time to get involved, in the wake of Ford announcing their power unit partnership with Red Bull on Friday.
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