Around the time of the 2022 Singapore Grand Prix, rumours began to surface that Red Bull had been found guilty of breaching the 2021 cost cap. This cap had been introduced to bring the field closer together by limited each team to spending a maximum of $145m per season, preventing the bigger teams from blowing the opposition out of the water financially. These rumours of an overspend sent the paddock into chaos, with many team principals saying their piece before anything official had even been said by the FIA. Red Bull were eventually found guilty of a minor breach of the cap, which was also deemed to be accidental by the FIA. READ: Ferrari F1 designer quits after Bahrain GP, set to...
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