Revolutionizing Formula One: FIA Navigates the Collision of Christmas Parties and Front Wings in the Era of Cost Cap

Revolutionizing Formula One: FIA Navigates the Collision of Christmas Parties and Front Wings in the Era of Cost Cap

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FIA ‘striking a balance’ as Christmas parties v front wings enters new cost cap agenda

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner supports the FIA’s “sensible” cost cap discussions for the proposed 2026 revamp, acknowledging the cap’s current $135 million limit for the next season before a significant increase to $215-220 million. The aim is not to ease restrictions but to consider the learnings from the cap’s implementation since 2021. Initially, staff entertainment and maternity pay were potential inclusions but have now been exempted after team-FIA talks. Further meetings will refine the list of inclusions/exclusions before the 2026 change. Horner emphasized the importance of balance in considering what should be included in the cap to avoid placing the burden on employees and to prioritize elements enhancing performance. He humorously highlighted the dilemma of choosing between a Christmas party and a front wing in the budget, demonstrating the need for thoughtful decision-making for the higher cap figure in 2026.

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