 spending limit, for which they have subsequently been heavily punished, but confirmation was not forthcoming until after the Japanese Grand Prix the following weekend, at which Max Verstappen, the Red Bull driver, clinched his second consecutive world title.'The accusations made in Singapore were extremely upsetting for every single member of staff, all our partners, everyone involved within Red Bull,' Horner said. 'Obviously, any form of){kind=link}
Christian Horner, the Red Bull team principal, has called for an investigation into the leaking of information that the team had broken Formula One’s cost cap a week before the news had been made public by the FIA.
During the Singapore Grand Prix last month, it emerged that Red Bull had exceeded the sport’s $145 million (about £129 million) spending limit, for which they have subsequently been heavily punished, but confirmation was not forthcoming until after the Japanese Grand Prix the following weekend, at which Max Verstappen, the Red Bull driver, clinched his second consecutive world title.
“The accusations made in Singapore were extremely upsetting for every single member of staff, all our partners, everyone involved within Red Bull,” Horner said. “Obviously, any form of
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