A technical analyst predicted that Red Bull's cost cap penalty is 'going to hurt them a lot.' F1
Fears that Red Bull’s Formula 1 cost cap penalty will ‘hurt them a lot’ in 2023/24Respected technical analyst Craig Scarborough believes Red Bull’s punishment for exceeding Formula 1’s budget cap will have a major effect on the team’s development over the coming years.
Although team principal Christian Horner estimated the sporting punishment could cost Red Bull up to 0.5 seconds of lap time, some believe the penalty does not go far enough., Scarborough believes the reduction in wind tunnel time will force Red Bull to make difficult decisions in terms of evolving the 2023 car while simultaneously developing a chassis for 2024.
“Early/mid-season development of next year’s car will be limited and then they’ll be doing the concept work for the 2024 car. Red Bull are seemingly well placed to cope with a reduction in development time with the team winning 17 out of a possible 22 races under the new-for-2022 rules with the Championship-winning RB18 car.
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