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Despite FOTA signing up for next year's Championship, they could still be on a collision course with Max Mosley as Bernie Eccelstone says he's "sure" there will be a budget cap next season.
On Friday, the nine FOTA teams submitted a block entry for next year's Championship, however, they made it clear that their entry was conditional. Those conditions include the signing of a new Concorde Agreement before 12th June and regulations being based on the 2009 rules.
Where this means FOTA stands on a budget cap remains to be seen as while their comments suggest they are rejecting any cap, earlier reports claimed that they were willing to compromise with Mosley on a figure of £87.5m.
As for Ecclestone's thoughts on the subject, the F1 supremo believes without a doubt that a cap will be implemented next season.
"I am sure there will be a cap," he told The Times. "I think we are seeing the start of what is going to be a huge row - no, this is the beginning of something positive."
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Review our running live commentary from the first day of winter testing at Jerez...
Red Bull, McLaren and Ferrari take to the circuit at Jerez as they prepare for the 2012 season.