Oct.4 Red Bull looks set to escape a 'draconian' penalty amid the budget cap scandal. Although the FIA is only scheduled to issue its compliance ‘certificates' on Wednesday, rumours filled the Singapore paddock last weekend about an up to $10 million budget cap breach. 'We must wait for the results to be published,' former Mercedes boss Norbert Haug told motorsport-total.com. 'But if it can be proved that they exceeded the limit, the measures must be draconian. The budget cap is one of the most important aspects of the entire Formula 1 regulations. 'If it is not observed, everything else does not matter at all.' Haug's opinion is shared by many in the paddock, but the rumours of a...
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