McLaren: Red Bull F1 cost cap penalty “not harsh enough”

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Ferrari feel Red Bull F1 cost cap penalty is not harsh enough

Andrew Benson] Reaction from McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown in this story shortly: If the FIA is to be most effective and its punishments serve as a lesson to others when rules

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McLaren: Red Bull F1 cost cap penalty “not harsh enough”

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

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

Max Verstappen takes Mexico GP pole position

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