Ferrari boss Frederic Vasseur has described Red Bull’s penalty for breaching F1’s financial regulations in 2021 as “a big joke”.
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McLaren boss Zak Brown has urged F1 to make changes to its current cost cap regulations to allow for greater investment in sustainability.
Christian Horner and FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem were involved in a toe-curlingly awkward chat in front of the entire F1 world.
FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem says some F1 teams wanted Red Bull to be “hanged” as harsher punishment for their breach of the cost cap.
Fernando Alonso has remembered losing two title battles to Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel and insisted that financial disputes have “always been a part of F1”.
Two-time champion Max Verstappen has hit out at Red Bull’s rivals for “trying to slow us down” amid the ongoing F1 cost cap debacle.
McLaren boss Zak Brown has claimed that Red Bull’s breach of the F1 cost cap “constitutes cheating” and has called for a severe punishment.
Adrian Newey’s salary and the terms of his employment are the reason that Red Bull breached the F1 cost cap, according to reports.
A new chassis? A title-changing new floor, perhaps? This is how much fundamental upgrades cost an F1 team in the wake of the cost cap row.
Martin Brundle says the F1 cost cap rules need “tightening up” after Red Bull were found guilty of breaking the 2021 financial regulations.
After much speculation and off-track feuding, there is finally some clarity following the FIA’s long-awaited F1 cost cap review - but what will happen next?
McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes it’s “critically important” that F1 policies its cost cap with similar strictness to technical rule breaks ahead of the FIA’s certificate of compliance announcement on Monday.
The FIA did not reveal results of its audit into F1 teams’ finances for the 2021 world championship on Wednesday, as they initially planned, and have postponed their ruling to Monday October 10.
Red Bull are set to escape any major punishment from the FIA over the F1 budget scandal, vindicating team boss Christian Horner.
Red Bull F1 team principal Christian Horner is unhappy with the FIA’s technical directive for this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix, describing it as potentially “very dangerous”.
Williams were the first F1 team to be fined as a consequence of the sport’s new cost control measures that were introduced last season. How do they work and why were Williams fined?
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has hit out at rival Formula 1 teams for “holding the sport hostage” in a bid to increase the cost cap.
McLaren chief Andreas Seidl says he’s support Formula 1 “trying new things” with the 2020 season, including experiments with race schedules and formats, but has urged the sport to focus on addressing areas which need the most attention.
While suspicion has grown within the Formula 1 paddock over bending the rules on copying and constructing major car components, Williams deputy team principal Claire Williams believes all F1 squads are obeying the regulations but its recent slump in results isn’t down to not following the trend.<
While the 2020 Formula 1 world championship gets underway this weekend in Australia, action has already begun to prepare for the sport’s new Cost Cap system which officially comes into place in 2021.
Formula 1 has revealed how it plans to lower costs for teams heading into the 2021 season, including the introduction of a $175m cost cap.
FIA reaffirms its 'intention to assure a healthy, affordable and spectacular FIA Formula One World Championship for the long-term future'