There is reportedly 'well-founded doubt' over compliance with the F1 cost cap once more for 2022, with three teams potentially set to trigger a breach. Formula1
Here we go again? A report has claimed there is “well-founded doubt” that once more not every team will be given the green light of compliance with the F1 cost cap for 2022.
And it was Red Bull who felt the sting most severely as they committed a minor overspend breach, bringing about a fine of $7 million and a 10 per cent reduction in their allotted wind tunnel time for the 12-month period.And according to a report by the Italian branch of, once the FIA issues certificates of compliance with the 2022 cap, expected to arrive by the end of July, rumours indicate that a trio of teams will be found not to be in compliance.
While Mercedes boss Toto Wolff had previously said that the reputational damage of a cost cap breach would ward off any potential offenders going forward, the current all-conquering dominance of the Red Bull team could make rival teams think otherwise.
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