While Force India has made no secret of its desire to see a cap on spending, the Silverstone-based outfit fielding a competitive car and driver pairing for an outlay as much as a third or more of some of its rivals, said rivals are unhappy at the prospect of being told what they can spend and how they can spend it. Speaking at the weekend, Christian Horner insisted that while he agrees spending does need to be reduced, he lay the blame at the door of the FIA, claiming that it is the regulations that drive up costs... and not to the betterment of the sport. 'We're fully in favour of reducing costs,' he said. 'I think the problem if you just introduce a budget cap with current regulations is...
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