Red Bull respond to being found guilty of ‘minor’ breach of F1’s financial rules
Red Bull say that are ‘surprised and disappointed’ after the FIA found them guilty of a ‘minor’ breach of the Formula 1 budget cap for 2021.
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Australia Look To Singapore-Born "Overall Package" In T20 Defence
Australia are banking on a rookie power-hitter born in Singapore to help them defend the Twenty20 World Cup on home turf later this month. Lanky right-hander Tim David had been knocking on the door with a series of blistering performances on the global T20 circuit, including in the Indian Premier League and England's T20 Blast. David has become one of the most sought-after finishers in the game and Australia skipper Aaron Finch said it was a no-brainer to include him in the squad for a home tournament where conditions are expected to favour batsmen.
More milestones beckon for double world champion Verstappen
SUZUKA, Japan: Red Bull's Max Verstappen has more wins in mind, and a record still to break, this season after securing his second successive Formula One world championship at Suzuka on Sunday (Oct 9).
F1 "very disappointed" after W Series season curtailed due to financial issues
W Series has announced the curtailment of the 2022 season following recent financial struggles.
Ferrari boss blames FIA for Leclerc losing F1 championship to Verstappen in Japan
Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has lashed out at the FIA ruling which saw Charles Leclerc demoted to third by a last-lap penalty at the Japanese Grand Prix, which handed Max Verstappen a second Formula 1 title sooner than later.
Red Bull guilty of overspending in 2021, but Verstappen will likely keep championship
Heading into the Singapore Grand Prix weekend, it came to light that two teams were in breach of the 2021 Formula 1 budget cap. Though not confirmed, it was speculated that the guilty teams were Red Bull Racing and Aston Martin.
FIA confirms Red Bull and Aston Martin breaches of cost cap rules
Red Bull and Aston Martin have been found to be in breach of the cost cap rules for the 2021 Formula 1 season, the FIA has confirmed.
Confusion, Crane And Now Cost Cap Risk Taking Gloss Off Max Verstappen Feat
Max Verstappen said the confusion at the end of the Japanese Grand Prix that saw him declared Formula One world champion was "quite funny", but an impending cost-cap ruling could wipe the smiles off faces in the Red Bull garage. The 25-year-old Dutchman became the second youngest double world champion on Sunday, after Sebastian Vettel, when Ferrari's Charles Leclerc was given a time penalty relegating him to third place at Suzuka. The news emerged as Verstappen was giving his post-race TV interview, but even then there was uncertainty as to whether reduced championship points would be awarded because the winner had completed only 29 of 53 laps because of bad weather.