The series was forced to cancel its final two races following budget concerns. F1
Christian Horner hopes to see Red Bull’s $7million fine “do some good” in motorsport, hinting at wanting to see the money go towards “struggling” series.
With the FIA being a non-profit organisation, the governing body has already confirmed that the fine, brought about by Red Bull’s breach of the 2021 cost cap regulations, would be put back into funding motorsport at the grassroots level. “Obviously, we see championships that are struggling at the moment and hopefully it can do some good.”
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