The New York Times

F1 cost cap controversy: Sparks fly as Red Bull’s Christian Horner, McLaren’s Zak Brown go toe-to-toe

AUSTIN, Texas — Red Bull chief Christian Horner put forth a passionate defense of his Formula One team on Saturday, strongly refuting accusations of cheating that have dogged Red Bull in recent weeks.
Newsweek

F1 News: Red Bull Chief Calls for Cost Cap Clarity

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Christian Horner, Red Bull Racing's team principal, has publicly aired ...
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Remarkable: Perez's Red Bull caps sold with Dutch flag over his racing number

A remarkable sight in Zandvoort. Outside the circuit walls, plenty of merchandise is being sold, among other things through the official Verstappen store. Others are more inventive and have creatively ...
The New York Times

How the FIA polices F1’s cost cap — and what’s changed since Red Bull’s breach

As Formula One pushes toward a more sustainable future, targeting a net zero carbon footprint by 2030 and introducing greater electrification in its power units from 2026, keeping costs under control ...