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The fine has to be paid within 30 days and the car development time restrictions have been applied for 2023.

Red Bull fined $7 million for breaching Formula One's cost cap

Formula 1's governing body, FIA, has imposed a $7m fine and a 10% reduction in car development time for a budget cap breach by Red Bull.

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The fine has to be paid within 30 days and the car development time restrictions will be applied in 2023.

The governing body of Formula One has imposed a $7 million fine on Red Bull as punishment for overspending the 2021 cost cap by $1.8 million during Max Verstappen's first championship season. They will also be penalised with a 10% reduction in permitted aerodynamic research, the FIA confirmed on Friday at the Mexico City Grand Prix.&nbsp;
The decision, however will not satisfy Red Bull rivals who had called for harsh penalties ranging from stripping Max Verstappen of last year's title, a reduction in future Red Bull spending, and any punishment that would hurt the team competitively.&nbsp; The fine has to be paid within 30 days and the car development time restrictions have been applied for 2023. Red Bull has already won the second F1 title with Verstappen and their fifth constructors' championship last weekend, where Verstappen registered a record-equalling 13th win of the year. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/t20-world-cup/t20-world-cup-2022-team-india-unhappy-have-icc-hired-the-best-services-in-australia-1667023700460">T20 World Cup 2022: Team India unhappy! Have ICC hired the best services in Australia?</a>

Max Verstappen held off a late challenge from Carlos Sainz Jr. to win the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday and extended his lead in the championship standings. It was his sixth victory of the season.
The reigning champion moved 46 points clear of Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez, who was forced to retire with engine trouble.
Sainz had to settle for second place in his Ferrari, with 7-time champion Lewis Hamilton equalling his best result of the season in finishing third. It was just his first podium since the season-opening race in March.
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Max Verstappen wins Canadian Grand Prix to further extend his lead in the championship standings

Max Verstappen had a fairly easy Sunday drive as he won the Canadian Grand Prix and moved 46 points clear of Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez at the top

Max Verstappen had a fairly easy Sunday drive as he won the Canadian Grand Prix and moved 46 points clear of Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez at the top

Max Verstappen held off a late challenge from Carlos Sainz Jr. to win the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday and extended his lead in the championship standings. It was his sixth victory of the season.
The reigning champion moved 46 points clear of Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez, who was forced to retire with engine trouble.
Sainz had to settle for second place in his Ferrari, with 7-time champion Lewis Hamilton equalling his best result of the season in finishing third. It was just his first podium since the season-opening race in March.
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Formula 1 reigning champion Max Verstappen extended his F1 championship lead as Red Bull finished 1-2 in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Sunday. It was a disastrous day for Ferrari as their star racer, Charles Leclerc who started from the pole position was forced to retire after the Monaco driver's car started spewing smoke during the 20th lap. This was his 2nd retirement in the last 3 races. His teammate, Carlos Sainz also had to retire early due to hydraullic issues, handing Red bull an easy win. Sergio Perez who had the lead after Leclerc pulled into the pits was soon left behind by Verstappen who registered his fifth win of the season.While Red Bull's Verstappen and Perez finished 1st and 2nd, Mercedes' George Russell and Lewis Hamilton were third and fourth. The Belgian-Dutch driver leads the F1 standings currently, following him are Perez and Leclerc.

Max Verstappen wins Azerbaijan Grand Prix after Charles Leclerc retires

Reigning F1 champion Max Verstappen continued his good run as Red Bull finished 1-2 at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Sunday

While Red Bull's Verstappen&nbsp;and Perez finished 1st and 2nd, Mercedes' George Russell and Lewis Hamilton were third and fourth.

Reigning Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen extended his championship lead as Red Bull finished 1-2 in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Sunday.
It was a disastrous day for Ferrari as their racer, Charles Leclerc who started from the pole position was forced to retire after his car started spewing smoke during the 20th lap. This was his 2nd retirement in the last 3 races.
His teammate, Carlos Sainz also had to retire early due to hydraullic issues, handing Red bull an easy win.
Sergio Perez who had the lead after Leclerc pulled into the pits was soon left behind by Verstappen who registered his fifth win of the season.
While Red Bull's Verstappen and Perez finished 1st and 2nd, Mercedes' George Russell and Lewis Hamilton were third and fourth. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/manchester-united-s-74m-offer-for-frenkie-de-jong-rejected-by-barcelona-1654945964532">Manchester United's $74m offer for Frenkie de Jong rejected by Barcelona</a>

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton added yet another feather in his cap as he won the Brazilian Grand Prix on Sunday.

Brazil Grand Prix: Fighting win for Hamilton which reignites the F1 title race

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton reignited the 2021 drivers' Championship with a stunning win in Sao Paolo as he took the chequered flag at the Brazilian Grand Prix. 


After Brazilian Grand Prix win Lewis Hamilton fined for loosening seatbelt

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton reignited the 2021 drivers' Championship with a stunning win in Sao&nbsp;Paolo as he took the chequered flag at the Brazilian Grand Prix.&nbsp;
The 7-time World Champion Hamilton started from the 10th position on the grid due to a penalty left behind Red Bull's Max&nbsp;Verstappen&nbsp;who finished second in the race. In what can be called one of Hamilton's toughest wins, the British racing driver rose from 10th to 3rd spot in just 6 laps and overtook Verstappen&nbsp;in the 59th lap of the race.
The weekend in Brazil was incredibly tough for&nbsp;Hamilton&nbsp;who received the 2nd penalty after the race for undoing his safety seat belt. He was served a fine of &euro;5000 and was also given a &euro;20,000 suspended fine.&nbsp;

Hamilton started from the 10th position on the grid due to a penalty and beat championship leader Max&nbsp;Verstappen&nbsp;to grab his 101st Grand Prix&nbsp;win

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton reignited the 2021 drivers' Championship with a stunning win in Sao&nbsp;Paolo as he took the chequered flag at the Brazilian Grand Prix.&nbsp; The 7-time World Champion Hamilton started from the 10th position on the grid due to a penalty left behind Red Bull's Max&nbsp;Verstappen&nbsp;who finished second in the race. In what can be called one of Hamilton's toughest wins, the British racing driver rose from 10th to 3rd spot in just 6 laps and overtook Verstappen&nbsp;in the 59th lap of the race. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/motogp-legend-valentino-rossi-retires-with-10th-place-finish-in-final-race-1636909537639">MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi retires with 10th place finish in final race</a> The weekend in Brazil was incredibly tough for&nbsp;Hamilton&nbsp;who received the 2nd penalty after the race for undoing his safety seat belt. He was served a fine of &euro;5000 and was also given a &euro;20,000 suspended fine.&nbsp;

The Formula 1 title race is now heating up after Red Bull's Max Verstappen&nbsp;drove from the 3rd spot on the grid to win the Mexican Grand Prix&nbsp;on Sunday night. The win ensured that the 24-year-old coming out of Red Bull's stables has a 19-point lead over Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes.&nbsp;
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The 6-time winner and defending champion who is hunting for a record-equaling&nbsp;7th title finished 2nd in the race ahead of local favourite Sergio Perez.&nbsp;Perez finished third to become the first Mexican driver to reach the podium in the history of the race.
There are 4 races left in the calendar and with Verstappen&nbsp;gaining momentum from his 9th win of the season, the fight to finish on top is only getting interesting.&nbsp;

F1 2021: Verstappen roars to a win in Mexico Grand Prix, extends championship lead over Lewis Hamilton 

Red Bull's Max Verstappen finished 1st after starting from the 3rd spot in the Mexico Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes finished a close 2nd followed by home favourite Sergio Perez on the podium  

Chasing his maiden Formula 1 World title, Red Bull's Max Verstappen&nbsp;extended his lead over Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton by 19 points with a win in the Mexico Grand Prix

The Formula 1 title race is now heating up after Red Bull's Max Verstappen&nbsp;drove from the 3rd spot on the grid to win the Mexican Grand Prix&nbsp;on Sunday night. The win ensured that the 24-year-old coming out of Red Bull's stables has a 19-point lead over Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes.&nbsp;
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The 6-time winner and defending champion who is hunting for a record-equaling&nbsp;7th title finished 2nd in the race ahead of local favourite Sergio Perez.&nbsp;Perez finished third to become the first Mexican driver to reach the podium in the history of the race.
There are 4 races left in the calendar and with Verstappen&nbsp;gaining momentum from his 9th win of the season, the fight to finish on top is only getting interesting.&nbsp;

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