Visa Cash App RB CEO Peter Bayer has hit back at complaints from McLaren's Zak Brown.
Visa Cash App RB CEO Peter Bayer has downplayed concerns that his team’s close relationship with Red Bull will give them an unfair competitive advantage in 2024.
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has been vocal in RB’s close alliance with Red Bull, calling for significant regulation changes to stop there being a “conflict of interest”. “So now that we have a budget cap we need to be really a sport of total fairness and I think any time you have an entity that owns two teams, or an A and B relationship, I think it really starts to compromise the integrity of sporting fairness.Bayer has hit back at Brown, and any other critics.
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