Ferrari have questioned whether F1's governing body the FIA can properly police the budget cap amid rumours that Red Bull are preparing a major upgrade.  read more »

Toto Wolff believes Mercedes' woes this season underline the fact F1's budget cap is working as his team is unable to spend its way out of trouble. read more »

Ferrari question the ability of Formula 1's governing body to police the sport's budget cap effectively. read more »

F1's gliding budget cap was set at $140m for 2022, with $1.2m added for having more than 21 races and as an extra allowance for sprint race costs.After long discussions... read more »

Former F1 world champion Jacques Villeneuve has called for harsh punishments for teams found to exceed the budget cap in F1. read more »

Alpine hope the budget cap compromise has not also compromised F1's plans for a level playing field. read more »

Alpine team principal Otmar Szafnauer has urged F1 and the FIA to ensure the playing field is kept equal after a budget cap break was agreed. read more »

Running costs have sky-rocketed in Formula 1, and McLaren could end up on the wrong side of the budget cap as a result. read more »

No team got exactly what they were looking for with the recent budget cap rise, says Guenther Steiner. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is happy a compromise has been found between F1's teams over a budget cap increase but is still concerned by inflationary costs. read more »

Under the deal agreed by yesterday's meeting of the F1 Commission, the original budget cap of $140m this year is raised to $145.5m - more than it stood in 2021, the first... read more »

The damage incurred from Lewis Hamilton and George Russell's crashes in Austrian Grand Prix qualifying has already cost Mercedes a third of the additional budget cap... read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has warned that an allowance agreed on the cost cap by the F1 Commission is not enough to cover recent inflation rises. read more »

Christian Horner isn't happy with the 3.1% increase agreed to this year's cap. read more »

Formula 1's budget cap has been increased for 2022 to fight rising inflation. read more »

The FIA's technical directive designed to clamp down on porpoising and flexible floors has been delayed until the Belgian Grand Prix, a move that could benefit Max... read more »

Formula One approved a small increase to its $140 million per team annual budget cap on Friday to help with the burden of inflation and rising energy and freight bills. read more »

Today's meeting of the F1 Commission sees the FIA's action on porpoising delayed until after the summer break, while the teams finally agree to budget cap increase. read more »

A meeting of the F1 Commission has resulted in a decision being made regarding calls for the budget cap to be increased in light of inflation. With Formula 1’s financial... read more »

F1 introduced its first set of financial regulations for the 2021 season, setting an initial budget cap for the year of $145 million per team. This dropped to $140m for 2022,... read more »

F1's 10 teams have been given a small reprieve on this year's budget cap following soaring costs that have placed them under pressure to hit the $140million target. read more »

The F1 Commission will meet on Friday to discuss growing demands from certain teams for the budget cap to be increased. read more »

McLaren's Zak Brown is clear in his view that the budget cap will not force any teams to miss races in 2022. read more »

Fernando Alonso believes the budget cap has changed how teams upgrade their cars. read more »

Christian Horner says wanting the budget cap changed and wanting new rules to help eradicate porpoising are not the same argument. read more »