Christian Horner slates rival 'cheat' campaign as FIA prompt Mercedes change talks - GPFans F1 Recap

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Horner slates rival 'cheat' campaign as FIA prompt Mercedes change talks - GPFans F1 Recap

Catch up with the day's best F1 news

GPFans Staff

Wednesday 26 October 2022 00:30

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 been worsened by the subjective nature of the current process.Read more...

Mercedes may tweak front wing upgrade after FIA exchange

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Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has revealed an "exchange" with the FIA could force tweaks to the updated front wing taken to the United States Grand Prix. Read more...

Alpine appeal hearing to dictate future of F1 - Alonso

Fernando Alonso has labelled Thursday's hearing into Alpine's appeal against the Spaniard's United States Grand Prix penalty as an "important day for the sport". Read more...

Aston Martin nearing FIA budget cap penalty agreement

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...

Hamilton urges realism over Mercedes victory bid

Lewis Hamilton has urged realism over Mercedes' victory chance at the United States Grand Prix ahead of the final three races of the F1 season. Read more...

Red Bull seal the deal as FIA again courts controversy - GPFans Stewards' Room Podcast

Max Verstappen secured the constructors' title for Red Bull with his 13th win of the season but that was the tip of the iceberg at the United States Grand Prix.

GPFans deputy editor Sam Hall and F1 writer Ewan Gale join Oliver Wilson for this week's roundtable.

Red Bull raced in memory of team owner Dietrich Mateschitz on Sunday following the death of the 78-year-old with both Verstappen and team principal Christian Horner dedicating the success in his honour.

A spectacular crash involving Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso interrupted the race, but after recovering to seventh, the Alpine driver's day took a turn for the worse after the FIA handed him a post-race 10-second stop-go penalty for lapping with only a single mirror - something that was deemed as dangerous.

More on this on the Stewards' Room Podcast, so please listen to the GPFans Global team as they digest all the action from COTA, let us know your thoughts in the comments section below, and don't forget to subscribe for more regular podcasts.