Motor racing-Aston Martin fined $450,000 for breach of F1 cost cap
MEXICO CITY : Aston Martin have been fined $450,000 for a procedural breach of Formula One's cost cap last season, the governing FIA said on Friday.
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Motor racing-Red Bull to pay $7 million fine for cost cap breach
MEXICO CITY -Formula One champions Red Bull have been fined $7 million for breaching the sport's budget cap last season and will be allowed 10 per cent less wind tunnel time over the next year, the governing FIA said on Friday.
Red Bull F1 team fined $7m but no points penalty for overspend - FIA
Red Bull have been fined $7 million for breaking Formula One's budget rules but will not have points deducted from their 2021 total, the sport's governing body said Friday.
Motor racing-FIA to review the use of F1's 'meatball' warning flag
MEXICO CITY : Formula One's governing body is reviewing the use of the 'meatball' flag, used to tell drivers to return immediately to the pits because their car is damaged and a danger to others, following incidents at last weekend's U.S. Grand Prix.
Alpine win bid to overturn Alonso's US Grand Prix demotion
Alpine have won their bid to overturn Fernando Alonso's penalty at the US Grand Prix after the double world champion had lost seventh place as stewards upheld a protest from Formula One rivals Haas about the safety of his car.
Motor racing-Alonso warns of 'huge problem' if demotion upheld
MEXICO CITY : Alpine's Fernando Alonso said on Thursday he expected his demotion from seventh at the U.S. Grand Prix to be overturned and warned that the sport otherwise risked creating a "huge problem".
Motor racing-Red Bull agree terms with FIA over cost cap breach - reports
MEXICO CITY : Red Bull called a news conference for Friday at the Mexican Grand Prix amid media reports the new Formula One champions had agreed a settlement with the governing FIA on spending more than allowed last season.
Motor racing-Alonso expects his US GP demotion to be overturned
MEXICO CITY : Alpine's Fernando Alonso said on Thursday he expected his demotion from seventh place at last weekend's U.S. Grand Prix to be overturned and warned that the sport otherwise risked creating a "huge problem" for the future.