Red Bull boss, Christian Horner has hit back at Lewis Hamilton's claim that the team's punishment for exceeding the 2021 budget cap didn't go far enough. read more »

George Russell has called on Formula One's governing body, the FIA, to hand down strict penalties to anyone who breached the 2022 budget cap. read more »

As Red Bull bids to continue its lock out of race victories in Hungary this weekend, its closest competitors still admit they are behind the Milton Keynes-based squad.While... read more »

With the sanctions against Red Bull for breaching the budget cap in 2021 appearing to have had little effect on the Austrian team, moving forward the F1 boss wants to see... read more »

Stefano Domenicali believes Formula 1 teams that are caught breaking the championship’s cost cap rules should face sporting sanctions rather than financial penalties. Latst... read more »

Formula One boss Stefano Domenicali has called on the sport's governing body the FIA to hand out sporting sanctions, not financial penalties, to any team that breached the... read more »

Zak Brown has joked that the first thing McLaren did to help keep them under the cost cap, was slash their catering budget - something that rivals Red Bull partially blamed for... read more »

On Thursday, Hamilton suggested that Red Bull's dominance is likely to continue despite the budget cap as the huge gap it enjoys affords it to shift its development... read more »

Revealing an anomaly of the budget cap rules, and how they were first implemented, Williams boss, James Vowles claims a rethink is needed if a genuinely level playing field is... read more »

McLaren team boss Andrea Stella says the side's recent series of technical recruits has not placed a strain on it being able to comply with Formula 1's budget cap... read more »

Christian Horner has taken a swipe at Mercedes, stating that they're no closer to challenging Red Bull despite using "a significant proportion of their development... read more »

Christian Horner has stated that Mercedes have "committed a significant part of their budget cap" with their latest upgrades to the W14, as he insisted the pressure... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has given his reaction to Mercedes' upgraded 2023 F1 car at the Monaco Grand Prix.  read more »

As McLaren releases its annual Sustainability Report, Zak Brown has called on the sport's powers that be to amend the budget cap rules in order to aid the ongoing... read more »

Seeking to claw its way back to the front of the grid, Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff admits that it is only now that the reality of the budget cap is beginning to bite. read more »

After missing its performance targets for the start of the 2023 F1 season and falling further behind to Red Bull, Mercedes made the drastic decision to change its W14... read more »

The fallout from Red Bull's much-publicised F1 budget cap breach still rumbles on two years after it actually happened, and now the sport's boss Stefano Domenicali... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says he is "more than nervous" in anticipation of last year's budget cap findings. A cost cap was first introduced in 2021 with... read more »

Teams must be extra careful not to wreck cars on track this year because of the budget cap, according to former driver Pedro de la Rosa. read more »

For 2022, F1 switched to a car concept based around exploiting the ground effect from the floor, with the aim of making it easier for drivers to race each other by reducing the... read more »

Toto Wolff has said there is 'no magic' behind Aston Martin's speedy progress, as he attributed the team's success to 'solid engineering' combined... read more »

Is Lawrence Stroll currently encountering the first stage of budget cap grief? read more »

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has complained that Red Bull's punishment for breaching Formula 1's budget cap was "very light". read more »

Ferrari's Frederic Vasseur says that the clear superiority of the Red Bull is proof that the penalty meted out to the Austrian team for exceeding the budget cap was... read more »

Ferrari say Red Bull's strong start to the season is partly due to their being given a "very light" punishment for breaking Formula 1's budget cap. read more »