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Ten things we learned from the 2022 F1 Mexican GP

Although this year's edition of the Formula 1 race in Mexico was hardly a classic, there were lots of significant threads tied up off-track as the cost cap furore reached a resolution. Add that to a record breaker, a return of a once-great force, and a roll-back on an earlier…

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10 things we learned from the 2022 Mexican Grand Prix

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Max Verstappen accuses Sky Sports of being ‘disrespectful’ after Mexican boycott

Red Bull refused to address Sky on Sunday, where Red Bull and the world champion driver were again victorious.

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Max Verstappen slams "disrespectful" Sky Sports as Christian Horner explains boycott

Verstappen said Sky Sports had been "disrespectful" with some of their recent comments, while Horner took aim at "a series of derogatory comments" made by Sky towards Red Bull

Daily Mirror

Verstappen: Sky F1 boycott in Mexico due to ‘constant’ disrespect

Max Verstappen says his boycott of Sky's Formula 1 coverage in Mexico was in response to the 'constant' disrespect he has faced this year and he is 'not tolerating it anymore.'

Autosport

Verstappen: Sky F1 boycott in Mexico due to "constant" disrespect

Max Verstappen says his boycott of Sky's Formula 1 coverage in Mexico was in response to the 'constant' disrespect he has faced this year and he is 'not tolerating it anymore.'

Motorsport

Reports: Verstappen, Red Bull to Boycott Sky Sports at F1 Mexico City GP

The Milton Keynes-based team is reportedly blocking access to the world champ and Christian Horner after this year’s coverage.

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Mercedes: Red Bull calling aero penalty "draconian" is "an exaggeration"

Mercedes believes it is an “exaggeration” for Red Bull to call its aerodynamic testing restriction “draconian” after being punished for exceeding Formula 1’s budget cap last year.

Autosport

Mercedes: Red Bull calling aero penalty ‘draconian’ is ‘an exaggeration’

Mercedes believes it is an “exaggeration” for Red Bull to call its aerodynamic testing restriction “draconian” after being punished for exceeding Formula 1’s budget cap last year.

Motorsport

Mercedes and Ferrari left fuming over punishment for Red Bull budget breach

Rival teams have hit out at the $7m fine and 10% reduction in aerodynamic testing imposed on Red Bull by the FIA for exceeding the 2021 budget cap

The Guardian - UK

Ferrari boss points out "problem" with Red Bull cost cap penalty after Toto Wolff verdict

Mercedes chief Wolff suggested he was happy with the punishment given to Red Bull by the FIA, but Ferrari's Laurent Mekies is not convinced enough has been done

Daily Mirror

Christian Horner fires shot at McLaren chief who wanted "much stronger" Red Bull penalty

Not everyone is satisfied with the penalty the FIA has levied upon Red Bull for their cost cap breach, but Horner dismissed the suggestion his team has been let off lightly

Daily Mirror

Horner believes Red Bull won’t breach 2022 F1 cost cap

Christian Horner believes an absence of one-off items that had an impact in 2021 will help Red Bull stay under the 2022 Formula 1 cost cap.

Autosport

Red Bull fined more than £6million over breach of F1 financial rules

Red Bull have entered into a so-called Accepted Breach Agreement with the FIA.

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Ferrari unhappy with “very limited” impact of F1 cost cap penalty on Red Bull

Ferrari says it is “not happy” with the FIA’s penalty against Red Bull for breaching the 2021 Formula 1 cost cap, believing its true impact is “very limited.”

Motorsport

Ferrari unhappy with “very limited” impact of FIA F1 penalty against Red Bull

Ferrari says it is “not happy” with the FIA’s penalty against Red Bull for breaching the 2021 Formula 1 cost cap, believing its true impact is “very limited.”

Sports Illustrated

Horner Predicts Impact of ‘Draconian’ Punishment on Next Year’s F1 Car

The Red Bull team boss said the reduction in aerodynamic testing will “have a material effect on our performance.”

Daily Mirror

Toto Wolff declares whether Mercedes will break cost cap in future after Red Bull penalty

Mercedes chief Wolff was one of the first team principals on the grid to give his reaction after Red Bull were handed their penalty for going over the spending limit last year

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Horner Says Red Bull ‘Begrudgingly’ Accepted Punishment

The Accepted Breach Agreement between Red Bull and the FIA dealt the team a $7 million fine and a 10% reduction in aerodynamic testing time for next season.

Daily Mirror

Christian Horner suggests SIX teams could break cost cap rules in 2022 – but not Red Bull

The Red Bull chief made the comment in a press conference, during which he reacted to the punishment handed down to the team by the FIA for breaking cost cap rules in 2021

Motorsport

Wolff: Penalty "too little" for Mercedes, "too much" for Red Bull

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff believes the penalty Red Bull was hit with for breaching the cost cap is probably 'too little' for Mercedes and 'too much' for its rival squad.

Autosport

Wolff: F1 cost cap penalty "too much" for Red Bull, "too little" for Mercedes

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff believes the penalty Red Bull was hit with for breaching the cost cap is probably 'too little' for Mercedes, 'too much' for its rivals.

Irish Mirror

F1 team Red Bull fined €7 million for breach of FIA financial rules

The team must now enter into what's known as an 'Accepted Breach Agreement' with the FIA.

Daily Mirror

Red Bull demand apology from F1 rivals Ferrari, Mercedes and McLaren over cost cap talk

Speaking to media including Mirror Sport, Red Bull chief Christian Horner made it clear that he has been less than impressed by how their rivals have approached the cost cap issue

Autosport

Red Bull accepted FIA cost cap breach agreement for good of F1 - Horner

Red Bull accepted the FIA's cost cap breach agreement offer for the good of Formula 1 and to prevent the case dragging on for many months, according to Christian Horner.

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