Christian Horner argued that the "little teams" on the Formula 1 grid should have less of a say in rule changes which "quite simply don't affect them".
Under current rules, affecting the seasons between 2021 and 2025, teams have more equal voting rights than was previously the case. That means they can introduce legislation which affects the bigger teams and have more of a chance of it passing – and they also have more power to shoot down proposed rules from those top teams.
Horner, team principal at Red Bull, is unsurprisingly not delighted with that arrangement. When discussing the budget cap – one of the sport's newest and most complex set of regulations – in a new interview, he used it as an example to express his belief that those smaller teams on the grid have too much power.
