sport news Red Bull found to have only committed a minor breach of £114m spending cap trends now

sport news Red Bull found to have only committed a minor breach of £114m spending cap trends now
sport news Red Bull found to have only committed a minor breach of £114m spending cap trends now

sport news Red Bull found to have only committed a minor breach of £114m spending cap trends now

Lewis Hamilton will NOT be handed last year's world title after Red Bull were found to have only committed a minor breach of £114m spending cap... with Christian Horner vindicated as FIA dismiss speculation Max Verstappen's team overspent by £10m FIA set to publish  auditing findings into Red Bull's spending cap for 2021 season Horner had denied the accusations that they were £10m over the £114m ceiling  The discrepancy could be around £1m and is no more than a ‘procedural’ breach Hamilton was controversially beaten to the title by Verstappen last season

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Lewis Hamilton will not be handed last year’s world championship crown retrospectively, with Red Bull set to be found only in minor breach - if at all - of the budget cap when the FIA finally publish their auditing findings.

The results of the process are due to be announced on Wednesday, but there is a slight chance that may even be delayed as the governing body consider biding their time on the sensitive issue. They do not wish to be seen to be falling in line with deadlines set by anybody else.

Sportsmail understands that accusations privately made by a number of teams that Red Bull were some £10million over the £114m ceiling will not be borne out when the adjudication is made public. The amount in question is at the lower end of the scale.

Max Verstappen will keep his 2021 F1 championship title following the FIA investigation

One source said the discrepancy could be as little as a million or so, perhaps even less, and is no more

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