F1 podcast: The implications of the Red Bull cost cap news
We discuss the implications of the FIA claiming that Red Bull breached F’s cost cap in 2021 in the latest edition of The Race F1 Podcast
We discuss the implications of the FIA claiming that Red Bull breached F’s cost cap in 2021 in the latest edition of The Race F1 Podcast
Gary Anderson analyses where Red Bull might have gained from going over Formula 1’s cost cap spending limits, and suggests a system to make policing the regulations clearer
Red Bull’s overspending breach under the F1 cost cap regulations has been confirmed. Our writers give their verdict on the FIA’s statement and the wider story developing
Red Bull has expressed “surprise and disappointment” at the FIA’s ruling that it breached the cost cap regulations during Max Verstappen’s 2021 Formula 1 title-winning season
We now know for certain that Red Bull breached Formula 1’s financial regulations during the 2021 season in which Max Verstappen won his first title but how will Red Bull be punished? Here are the FIA’s options
The FIA has officially announced that Red Bull breached Formula 1’s cost cap limit during the 2021 season by overspending
Ferrari Formula 1 team boss Mattia Binotto was sufficiently aggrieved by the handling of Charles Leclerc’s Japanese Grand Prix penalty that he personally inserted a discussion of it into his post-race media briefing – but his ire over the timing of Leclerc’s penalty is only partially justified
The day after its 2022 world championship battle was decided, Formula 1 is braced for news that could – in its most extreme interpretation – affect the outcome of the 2021 title fight
Max Verstappen may have won the Japanese Grand Prix as well as his second F1 title and Sebastian Vettel may have earned driver of the day but neither is the highest-rated driver in Edd Straw’s ratings this week
The FIA has rightly launched a review of how recovery vehicles were deployed in Formula 1’s Japanese Grand Prix. But it shouldn’t just stop there, argues Gary Anderson – who says every aspect of the way the regulations are structured needs looking at
