Red Bull has accepted an "accepted breach agreement" offer from the FIA after being judged to have spent beyond the $145million budget cap in 2021. read more »

Red Bull have been handed a $7million fine and restrictions on car development time for breaching last season's Formula 1 cost cap. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has claimed to have "moved on" from the controversial events of last year's F1 season finale but described Red Bull's budget cap breach as... read more »

Red Bull is set to escape a major punishment for breaching Formula 1’s cost cap, with reports stating that it will be hit with a fine and restrictions to its aerodynamic... read more »

It is widely anticipated that the FIA will announce the agreement it has reached with Red Bull - and Aston Martin - over their breaches of the budget cap on Friday. read more »

Red Bull and the FIA are edging towards an 'accepted breach agreement' and an end to Formula 1's cost cap saga, Sky Sports understands. read more »

The team has reached an Accepted Breach Agreement, which in essence confirms that it acknowledges any wrongdoing and accepts any sanctions.Aston Martin has also agreed an ABA... read more »

Alfa Romeo team principal Fred Vasseur has deemed it "crucial" that Red Bull is handed a sporting penalty and not just a financial sanction for its budget cap breach. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner insists his team want "closure" as soon as possible following their Formula 1 cost cap breach and has vowed full transparency once... read more »

Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack has confirmed the team is close to finalising an accepted breach agreement with the FIA over its procedural breach of the 2021 budget cap. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes the "concerted campaign" for a "draconian penalty" for the team's breach of the 2021 budget cap has... read more »

Discussions between the FIA and Red Bull over its alleged breach of the budget cap have been put 'on hold' following the death of Dietrich Mateschitz. read more »

Red Bull's talks with the FIA about their cost cap breach have been put on hold following the death of the team's owner Dietrich Mateschitz. read more »

Red Bull and the FIA have put talks over the budget cap breach on hold following the death of company owner Dietrich Mateschitz. read more »

Mateschitz died on Saturday at the age of 78 following a long battle with illness, sparking an outpouring of tributes through the F1 paddock, which was left in mourning.Earlier... read more »

The FIA has extended Red Bull's deadline to agree to an 'accepted breach agreement' for its cost cap violation in the wake of the death of team owner Dietrich... read more »

Christian Horner claimed that Red Bull's breach of the F1 cost cap amounted to approximately "a couple of hundred thousand dollars" - this is why. read more »

Red Bull boss, Christian Horner insists his team gained no advantage from its alleged breach of the budget cap, whilst hitting out at McLaren boss, Zak Brown for his cheat claims. read more »

Christian Horner maintains Red Bull were underneath the budget cap last season and continue to be in discussions with the FIA to try and find a solution to the problem. read more »

Christian Horner says there will be "no secret deal" between Red Bull and the FIA in a bid to resolve the team's minor breach of F1's cost cap regulations. read more »

Red Bull is currently in talks with the FIA over a potential Accepted Breach Agreement after F1's governing body revealed last week that the team was in breach of the $145... read more »

Red Bull and motorsport's governing body, the FIA, are negotiating the punishments for the team's breach of Formula One's 2021 budget cap. read more »

It emerged on Thursday of the United States Grand Prix that the FIA had opened negotiations with Red Bull over the terms of an Accepted Breach Agreement - this reflects the... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has dismissed the idea of deducting Formula 1 championship points from Max Verstappen’s 2021 tally following Red Bull’s cost cap breach. The FIA recently... read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner believes McLaren CEO Zak Brown was correct in suggesting Red Bull's budget cap breach "constitutes cheating". read more »