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Home » Ferrari and Mercedes fear Red Bull will get away with just a fine amid budget cap breach

Ferrari and Mercedes fear Red Bull will get away with just a fine amid budget cap breach. Ferrari and Mercedes fear Red Bull will get away with just a fine.

Through an official note, following the failure to obtain the certificate of suitability relating to compliance with the budget cap for the 2021 Formula One season, Red Bull declared itself “surprised and disappointed” and “ready to evaluate all the options” at its disposal.

An apparently conflicting reaction against the FIA ​​that could simply be a facade operation and then instead agree to follow the path of a plea bargain with the Federation, a way out that would prevent Red Bull from being judged by a board which would also include five members of other nine teams taking part in the Formula 1 championship.

The plea bargain obviously means that Red Bull would admit to having violated the budget cap rules in an official and clearly defined way, thus excluding any possibility of damaging its reputation in a risky appeal. The path of the agreement with the Federation will surely trigger harsh protests of the opponents, Scuderia Ferrari and Mercedes above all.

It is no coincidence that in Singapore Toto Wolff had already pointed out that he is ready to spend more money than is available if Red Bull gets away with just a fine. Today’s edition of the Italian daily newspaper Il Corriere dello Sport reports this possible scenario: “If Red Bull exceeded the budget by less than two million, they could close the matter by paying five times that amount, therefore a total of ten million. And in any case it would not be fair because it would grant the right to cheat by paying for a way out. Mercedes have already talked about it and, if this were really the penalty imposed by the FIA, Mercedes is ready to plan extra budget and a related fine to recover performance and return to the top in 2023.” – Corriere dello Sport wrote.

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Comments: 1
  1. David Pickford
    4 years ago

    Meclaren had a car 3/4 inch wider than permitted and paid the price. Flávio cheated and got a life time ban. Red Bull have also cheated and should be suitably punished.
    Demoted to second in the drivers championship, demoted to third in the constructor championship for the 2021. The same for 2022 and for 2023 moved to the far end of the pit Lane and made to make the ‘walk if shame’ every race weekend. Toto and Mattia please don’t join the shameful behaviour or Rad Bull you and your teams are much much better than that. Do your talking on the track!!!

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