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Christian Horner has suggested the spending cap row has seen «extremely defamatory remarks» made about Red Bull on the weekend they could win a world championship. If results were to go Max Verstappen’s way this weekend he could emerge on Sunday at the Singapore Grand Prix as the 2022 world champion, his second consecutive triumph.
Christian Horner has revealed his anger at some of the speculation that has come out around the 2021 budget cap and alleged breaches.
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has accused rival boss Toto Wolff of "hugely defamatory, fictitious claims" and threatened legal action against Mercedes amid the cheat row overshadowing this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix. In a fiery, and tense press conference on Saturday, Horner insisted he is "absolutely confident" Red Bull did not overspend as Max Verstappen beat Lewis Hamilton to last year's controversial championship. Horner also suggested the accusations that Red Bull broke F1's budget cap have been planted to take the spotlight away from Verstappen, who could claim his second title in as many seasons on Sunday.
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has insisted he is “not aware” of any budget cap breach after reports circulated suggesting two teams exceeded the spending limit during the 2021 season. F1 introduced a budget cap for 2021 of $145 million, with Mercedes boss Toto Wolff calling any excess spending a “heavyweight issue”.
Ferrari want to see ‘maximum penalties’ applied to any team that is found to have been in breach of the 2021 budget cap.
SINGAPORE :Red Bull boss Christian Horner on Friday dismissed as idle gossip reports his team spent more than allowed last year and said the Formula One championship leaders were confident in their figures.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has demanded Formula One’s governing body the FIA take robust action over reports Red Bull broke the rules when Max Verstappen beat Lewis Hamilton to last year’s world championship.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has demanded Formula One's governing body the FIA take robust action over reports Red Bull broke the rules when Max Verstappen beat Lewis Hamilton to last year's world championship. On the eve of the Singapore Grand Prix - a race which could see Verstappen secure his second title in as many seasons - his controversial maiden triumph is under the microscope amid allegations his Red Bull team overspent. F1 introduced a budget cap of 145 million (€148m) last year.