Cutting costs has become increasingly crucial in the current economic climate, and Christian Horner has called for a review of the Formula 1 budget cap.
Specifically, Red Bull 's team principal is interested in revisiting the allowance made for cargo costs, with freight expenditure rising as a result of inflation. With F1 increasing its calendar to an unprecedented 23 races this season, teams are under more pressure than ever to deliver their wares on schedule.
Horner has warned it would "wreak havoc" on the sport if manufacturers were to lose freight or experience delays in delivering their cars and other equipment. The system has also been complicated by rising shipment costs and other logistical issues, which is where he's hoping the FIA will step in.
