Red Bull principal Christian Horner warned Formula 1 bosses that the manufacturer would spend 'an extra 10 percent' of whatever budget was introduced.
Red Bull are yet to learn their punishment after being found guilty of committing a 'minor' breach for the 2021 season, with penalties ranging from fines to points deductions. Max Verstappen controversially won the championship last year by eight points ahead of Lewis Hamilton.
Horner was 'confident', when asked at Singapore, that his team had not broken the cost cap. The Red Bull principal was against the price cap and writing a column on the Red Bull website two years ago suggested they would breach any budget set.