Christian Horner hopes to see the F1 budget cap reports filed faster this year, but admitted 'until you’ve got the certificate, nothing is 100%' regarding compliance.
Christian Horner will be ‘very surprised’ if Red Bull aren’t fully within 2022 budget capRed Bull boss Christian Horner believes his team will be in conformity with the 2022 F1 budget cap, but admitted that ‘nothing is 100%’.
The regulations saw the introduction of a budget cap, restricting each team’s performance and car-related spend, meaning teams could only spend $145 million. “You could never be 100% sure, but I think that certainly all the aspects that were a reason for us to be over in 2021 which, remember, it was the very first year of a set of very complicated regulations, we’re confident that we should be comfortably within the cap for 2022,” he told Germany’s“The amount of development we did and, particularly, crash damage that we had was significantly less than our two competitors. So, obviously, until you’ve got the certificate, nothing is 100%.
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