Ferrari are "not happy" with the penalty handed down to Red Bull for their cost cap violation from last year.
The FIA revealed on Friday that Red Bull overspent by £1.86m during the 2021 season, but made it clear that figure came down to £432k after applying a tax credit. As a result, the team was hit with a £6m fine and will have 10% less aerodynamic testing time over the next 12 months.
In a press conference on Friday, Christian Horner made it clear he expects that sporting penalty to have a significant impact on his team. "I think the punishment the FIA has come up with is actually a strong deterrent. I think, for a 0.37% overspend, to get charged $7m and lose 10% of your wind tunnel time is massive," he told reporters.
