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Ferrari budget cap claims ‘nonsense' – Marko

May 16 Dr Helmut Marko says it's 'nonsense' that Red Bull is already blasting through its limited allocation of money for car development in 2022. His denial comes as the total peace between reigning champion Max Verstappen's team and that of championship leader Charles Leclerc's Ferrari ends. Red Bull officials questioned in Miami whether Ferrari illegally trialled a new floor during the recent Pirelli tyre test in Imola. Then, Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto openly began wondering how Red Bull can afford to be developing so intensely early in 2022 under the budget cap regime. 'Nonsense,' Marko told motorsport-total.com. 'I don't think we are in a significantly different position than...
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