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Ferrari: No easy solution to F1 salary cap debate

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto believes there is “no straightforward solution” to the current debate about introducing a driver and key personnel salary cap to Formula 1.

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Jenson Button warns Red Bull not to prioritise Max Verstappen as Sergio Perez hits form

Perez is just 15 points behind his Red Bull team-mate after winning the Monaco Grand Prix, and has emerged as a possible contender for the drivers' title if his strong form continues

Daily Mirror

How can F1 break the deadlock over competing cost cap desires?

We’re already in June with seven races of the 2022 Formula 1 season completed and there's still no sign of any agreement on an upward adjustment to the cost cap.

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Max Verstappen boost as Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto admits “worrying” issue

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has conceded Ferrari's recent reliability issues have the team worried as they look to keep touch in the Formula 1 title race

Daily Mirror

Steiner: F1 can't just open up budget cap for big teams

Haas team boss Gunther Steiner thinks Formula 1 2022's tight midfield battle shows that the sport cannot simply increase the budget cap to accommodate the rising costs for its biggest spenders.

Motorsport

Max Verstappen warned Sergio Perez is a 'force to be reckoned with' by Red Bull chief

Perez has signed on for at least two more seasons with the Milton Keynes team, and proved at the Monaco Grand Prix that he is capable of being more than just an understudy to defending champion Verstappen

Daily Mirror

Sergio Perez signs new Red Bull deal in blow to Pierre Gasly's F1 ambitions

Red Bull have secured their driver lineup until the end of the 2024 season, with Perez set to remain as partner to defending Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen

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Sergio Perez Re-Signs With Red Bull Through 2024 Season

The 32-year-old inked a two-year extension two days after winning the Monaco Grand Prix.

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F1: Sergio Perez signs new long-term Red Bull contract after Monaco Grand Prix victory

Sergio Perez has agreed a two-year contract extension with Red Bull until 2024 after winning the Monaco Grand Prix.

Evening Standard

Perez signs two-year extension to Red Bull F1 contract

Sergio Perez has signed a two-year contract extension with the Red Bull Formula 1 team, taking his new deal until the end of the 2024 season.

Autosport

The F1 implications of Ferrari’s failed Red Bull Monaco F1 protest

The FIA’s rejection of Ferrari’s protest against Red Bull’s drivers may have settled the Monaco Grand Prix result, but it has prompted some debate about Formula 1’s rules going forward.

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The F1 implications of Ferrari’s failed Red Bull protest

The FIA’s rejection of Ferrari’s protest against Red Bull’s drivers may have settled the Monaco Grand Prix result, but it has prompted some debate about Formula 1’s rules going forward.

Motorsport

Red Bull chief gloats after Sergio Perez's Monaco win was 'served to us' by Ferrari gaffe

A pit stop clanger from Ferrari saw Charles Leclerc drop back to fourth and allowed Sergio Perez to take the prestigious Monte Carlo trophy back to the Red Bull garage

Daily Mirror

Ten things we learned from the 2022 Monaco Grand Prix

After being ordered to allow Max Verstappen through to win the Spanish Grand Prix, Sergio Perez took his first win of the season in Monaco as the Red Bull driver capitalised on a Ferrari strategy bungle that cost Charles Leclerc dear. As Mercedes' Barcelona step forward was quickly forgotten and…

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10 things we learned from the 2022 Monaco Grand Prix

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FIA Rejects Ferrari’s Protests Against Perez, Verstappen

The Monaco Grand Prix results will stand with the Mexican driver taking first and the Dutchman in third.

Evening Standard

Sergio Perez keeps Monaco Grand Prix win after avoiding five-second time penalty despite Ferrari protest

Sergio Perez had his momentous victory in the Monaco Grand Prix upheld on Sunday after Ferrari‘s protest against his and Max Verstappen’s exits from the pit lane proved unsuccessful.

The Hindu

Leclerc puts Ferrari on pole in Monaco Grand Prix as Perez crashes

In three previous starts on Monaco’s city streets, Leclerc retired twice with crash damage and failed to start

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The Guardian - UK

Monaco was F1’s jewel in the crown, but has its shine gone for good?

The Monte Carlo race’s contract is up this year and, while drivers have long seen it as the ultimate trial, its lustre has faded

Motorsport

Binotto admits engine reliability a concern for Ferrari

Ferrari Formula 1 boss Mattia Binotto admits that power unit reliability is an ongoing concern for the Italian team.

Autosport

Binotto admits F1 power unit reliability a concern for Ferrari

Ferrari Formula 1 boss Mattia Binotto admits that power unit reliability is an ongoing concern for the Italian team.

Sports Illustrated

Monaco Grand Prix Preview: Can Charles Leclerc End His Jinx?

The Ferrari star has yet to finish a F1 race on his home track.

Motorsport

Vasseur: Top teams can switch off wind tunnels to stay within budget cap

Alfa Romeo’s Frederic Vasseur believes Formula 1 teams struggling to stay under the budget cap and calling for an increase should “switch off the wind tunnel” to limit car development.

Autosport

Ferrari: No chance of staying below current F1 $140m budget cap

Ferrari has admitted that there is no way it can keep to Formula 1’s current budget cap limit, as top teams now fear a spate of end-of-season penalties.

Autosport

Vasseur: Top F1 teams can turn off windtunnels to stay within cost cap

Alfa Romeo’s Frederic Vasseur believes Formula 1 teams struggling to stay under the budget cap and calling for an increase should “switch off the wind tunnel” to limit car development.

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