Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes issues regarding the F1 budget cap have become 'moral' as discussions continue. Horner has been the most vocal of voices regarding a push to increase F1's budget cap, in light of unprecedented inflation and spiralling freight costs. With the sport's financial regulations for 2022 reducing the budget cap to $140 million, Horner has spoken of the fear of teams potentially having to miss races towards the end of the year in a bid to stay within that cost cap. The regulations enforce the cap of $140 million on all car and performance-based costs, with costs such as driver salaries, personnel logistics and accommodation costs, human resource and finance...
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