The FIA has reportedly set out the terms of an ‘Accepted Breach Agreement’ to Red Bull after the team were found guilty of a 'minor' overspend of the 2021 F1 cost cap
rivals have called for severe punishment to be handed out amid the ongoing saga.
Another team boss said: “The FIA should be left the freedom to do its own investigation and come up with the appropriate penalty, it should not be a case of teams pushing for this or that outcome.”
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