'The outcome has been clear for a while' - F1 drivers congratulate new champ Verstappen
The Formula 1 paddock reacted to Max Verstappen's second championship win, with some more positive around the events than others.
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The Formula 1 paddock reacted to Max Verstappen's second championship win, with some more positive around the events than others.
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).
LONDON: Formula One world champion Max Verstappen's Red Bull team breached last year's cost cap rules with a 'minor overspend', the governing FIA said in a statement on Monday (Oct 10).
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%.
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 have been found guilty of breaking Formula One’s financial rules.
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.
Formula One team Red Bull was found to have breached budget regulations last season, with the sport's governing body saying Monday it was guilty of "minor" overspending.