However, Red Bull have reacted furiously to those comments, hinting at legal action against rival teams and insisting the claims are "fictitious". Wolff insists the issue is an "open secret" in the F1 paddock, telling Sky Sports on Friday: "All of us have been investigated diligently and, as far as we understand, there is a team is in minor breach, which is more procedural, and another team that is fundamentally massively over and that is still being looked after. Reports in the Italian media this week have claimed Red Bull significantly overspent in 2021, but Sky Sports has been unable to verify those claims. Why are people saying Red Bull have broken the rules? If any team has fallen foul of the regulations, they will not be issued with a certificate of compliance and a Cost Cap Adjudication Panel - a group of independent judges - can impose a range of punishments. How is it being policed?į1 has set up a Cost Cap Administration to ensure all teams are following the rules, and all 10 teams had to submit complete documentation for the 2021 season by March 31 this year. He also claims they are using used parts and have significantly reduced development in order to comply. Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has claimed the rules required his team to reduce their spending by $50m and make 40 members of staff redundant. The grid's leading teams had been spending in excess of $200m per season before 2020.
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