Christian Horner said he felt Red Bull are owed an apology from their Formula 1 rivals for the "reputational damage" caused by "accusations" relating to their cost cap breach.
Speculation has been rife ever since the FIA accused the team of overspending in the 2021 season more than two weeks ago. It was only on Friday that the details of their breach and their subsequent punishment were made public. But the FIA also made it clear that they accepted that Red Bull had not intended to overspend, and that there had been no bad faith from the team.
Some of Red Bull's rivals were happy to speak about it publicly, including Mercedes and Ferrari who called for the FIA to give out stiff penalties. And McLaren chief executive sent a leaked letter to the FIA in which Red Bull felt he had accused them of cheating.
