For a long time Red Bull Racing was against a lowering of a budget ceiling in Formula 1, but in the meantime the Austrian race stable seems to have changed a bit. This can be deduced from the words of Christian Horner, collected by Motorsport.com. The British team boss emphasises that fans want a driver to make a difference on the track and that it's not the chassis or the engine that should determine the ranking. From 2021 onwards, a maximum amount of USD 145 million per year will probably be used, and in the years that follow this will be further reduced. Among other things, it should reduce the gap between the top teams and smaller teams. Read more Can Formula 1 take this as an example?...
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