Red Bull found guilty of 'minor' budget breach by Formula One governing body
Red Bull have been found guilty of a “minor” budget violationFormula One's governing body announced on Monday.
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'Surprise and disappointment' - Red Bull hit back after being found guilty of F1 budget cap breach
Red Bull have reacted with “surprise and disappointment” after being found guilty of a “minor” breach of the F1 budget cap in 2021. The Austrian team insisted their “2021 submission was below the cost cap limit”, barely an hour after the FIA, the sport’s governing body, said it was now determining what action will be taken. Ad A minor overspend means Red Bull exceeded the budget by less than 5%.
Red Bull found guilty of ‘minor’ breach of F1 financial regulations
Red Bull have been found guilty of breaking Formula One’s financial rules.
Red Bull found guilty of 'minor' breach of F1 financial regulations
Red Bull have been found guilty of breaking Formula One's financial rules.
Red Bull found guilty of committing 'minor' breach of F1 budget cap in 2021 - the year Max Verstappen won title
Red Bull committed a «minor» breach of the F1 budget cap in the 2021 season, with the FIA, the sport's governing body, now determining what action will be taken. Red Bull, along with Aston Martin, were also found to have committed a procedural breach — failing to fill in forms correctly. The FIA confirmed the other nine teams were under the 2021 $145m (£114m) cost cap.
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