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Marko uses Sainz to hit back at Ferrari's budget cap talk

Red Bull's Helmut Marko dismissed talk from Ferrari about his team's budget usage, adding that Carlos Sainz's crashes must be taking a toll. Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has confirmed that at the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix, his team will introduce their first major upgrade for the F1-75, Ferrari looking to respond after back-to-back victories for Red Bull's Max Verstappen. Red Bull has already brought upgrades to their 2022 challenger, the RB18, the first significant one reducing weight coinciding with an impressive victory at Imola, home turf for Ferrari. Binotto suggested then that the budget cap could well be a concern for Red Bull and halt their development programme, a...
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