Ferrari has warned that it could turn its back on Formula 1 and quit the sport if a reduction in the level of a planned budget cap is too extreme read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto says he would "look at other further options for deploying our racing DNA" if the cost cap was lowered in F1. read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has warned that the manufacturer will have to consider whether to remain in Formula 1 or not if the $145 million budget cap were to... read more »

Not for the first time, Ferrari has threatened to quit F1, as Mattia Binotto warns against a 'one size fits all' budget cap. read more »

Ferrari has threatened to quit Formula 1 if the sport lowers the agreed upon budget cap to less than $150 million. read more »

More than 1,500 F1 jobs could be lost once the proposed budget cap is introduced. read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner believes bringing back customer cars is the best way of reducing costs for smaller teams. read more »

Renault will not support a proposal for a two-tier budget cap or one that comes with a sliding scale says Cyril Abiteboul. read more »

If ever the dictatorial approach were needed in F1 it is now, as "constructive" talks on budget cap continue. read more »

The Formula 1 team bosses reportedly had a "constructive" meeting on Thursday but did not agree to a reduced budget cap, at least not yet. read more »

Formula 1 teams and bosses are to meet next week to discuss a proposal to reduce the sport's budget cap to $130m (£104.6m) by 2022. read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto would support a reduced budget cap, but has warned that irrational decisions should not be made, brought on by the coronavirus crisis. read more »

The coronavirus pandemic should be the "final wake-up call" for an "unhealthy" Formula 1 championship to make big changes, according to McLaren, as leading... read more »

McLaren boss Andreas Seidl sees the ongoing coronavirus crisis as a moment to trigger F1 changes ahead of crunch talks on the budget cap and other cost-cutting measures. read more »

Formula 1 chiefs should "shake down" the sport's financial model and slash the budget cap to $75 million amid the uncertainty caused by coronavirus, reckons FE... read more »

As Formula 1 debates lowering the budget cap to $100m, FIA president Jean Todt admits even that may not be enough to save all 10 teams. read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has revealed that a different budget cap for supplier and customer F1 teams is being considered. read more »

Formula 1 have delayed a meeting which was designed to discuss the posibility of lowering the upcoming budget cap until next week. read more »

A meeting of Formula 1 bosses to discuss a lowering of the sport's budget cap has been postponed until next week, BBC Sport has learned. read more »

Formula 1 and its teams can "survive, and thrive" after the coronavirus crisis, according to Zak Brown - although the McLaren boss urged the sport to make... read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto explains why setting the same budget cap for all F1 teams would damage the overall target of encouraging closer competition. read more »

McLaren F1 boss, Zak Brown, has accused a couple of teams, thought to be Ferrari and Red Bull, of "playing with fire" over the budget cap. read more »

Ferrari principal Mattia Binotto believes Formula 1 should consider setting different budget caps for the ten teams competing. read more »

While admitting that teams need to be "flexible" in terms of the 2020 calendar, Ferrari team boss, Mattia Binotto warns against an "emotional" budget cap. read more »

At a time there are genuine, well-founded, fears over the financial state of F1, teams continue to bicker over the budget cap limit. read more »