One of the main topics actively discussed in the Formula 1 paddock at the start of the Singapore race weekend is the rumors that the FIA will release the results of the teams’ audit following the results of the race next week. will be published in 2021. season, and violators of the financial rules are called.
Red Bull Racing is rumored to be among the offenders, so after the first practice session at the Singapore track, Christian Horner, the team leader, was asked to comment on this.
“Of course we don’t know what offenses we are talking about. All reports were submitted to the FIA in March and the federation is taking a long time to analyze, Horner replied. “They are doing everything in detail, but I think they will announce their findings by the middle of next week.
According to the information we provided, our expenses were below the maximum allowed level. In general, the financial regulations have appeared quite recently, and this is a very complex set of rules. The question is how to interpret and apply them. Inevitably there will be some differences in the approaches of different teams, but I am sure the wording of the regulations will become more precise over time.
We are confident that our coverage is in order, but as always there will be several rumors circulating, including some serious violations. But again, I’m not aware of this at all.
The FIA is doing this for the first time, and this process is similar to the usual accounting audit, but in the special version, which takes into account the specificities of Formula 1. Clarifications and clarifications from the federation kept coming after we reporting transferred. This suggests that the process requires serious debugging, although the FIA is of course making great efforts and doing everything in their power.
We are absolutely certain that we have provided complete information, and we will find out the rest when the FIA conclusions are published.”
When Helmut Marko was asked on Sky Deutschland about rumors of financial breaches, Red Bull’s motorsport adviser said: “At the moment we are not too alarmed, but it is surprising that this information has reached the press. However, the FIA continues to their work, it’s a long process, the fact is that there are items in the budget that are not directly related to it because they relate to people who work in other companies.
The FIA says it does not know how all this information got into the press. It is strange that we are talking about points that have not yet been clarified. All of this has been made public and damages our reputation.”
Source: F1 News
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