'It’s just the political nature of F1 that the teams are going to say that ‘we’re all burned by the referee, whether we like it or not’.'
‘Of course’ rivals wanted harsher Red Bull penalty, ‘the shoe is not on their foot’David Coulthard has said rivals of Red Bull will have wanted a bigger penalty for their breaking of the cost cap, but they will not go above the maximum spend themselves knowing a “harsh” punishment could befall them.
“Formula 1 is an aerodynamic formula, ‘aero is king’ is the sort of strap line up and down here,” Coulthard said on Channel 4. “But if you look at the rate of development that teams have from the beginning of the season to the end, a car that wins the first Grand Prix undeveloped would struggle to make the top 10 come the end of the year.
for their rule breach – but Coulthard acknowledged that no team is likely to repeat the actions themselves, and Formula 1’s “political nature” makes no team immune from scandals in the future.
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