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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.

Christian Horner reflected on politics Red Bull had to navigate through in 2022, insisting they are a race team not a political organization.

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.

Aston Martin discussed their budget cap interpretations with the Cost Cap Administrators but lost the argument, says Mike Krack.

Ross Chastain, Tony Stewart, Red Bull, Lewis Hamilton rile up the readers this week.

The FIA announced today that Aston Martin would be fined for their procedural breaches of the new-for-2021 financial regulations

Mercedes Trackside Engineering Director Andrew Shovlin has said that the penalty bore by Red Bull for breaching the Financial Regulations is not “draconian”, after Team Principal Christian Horner gave a press conference addressing the punishment on Friday.

Have day. as you are to one of say they are to be one of the biggest surprises and ruggedly worldly cup for then it might not be enough, they will have to wait on the result of that final game between lebanon and jamaica on sunday. they can think about that, theyll have to put that out of their mind and focus on wanting this evening and that is winning here the kick—off is at 730. looking forward to it. next to formula one — red bull have been hit with a six million pound fine and restrictio...

Red Bull have entered into a so-called Accepted Breach Agreement with the FIA.