Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has hit out at the cost of the floor tweaks for F1 2023 and believes the regulation change was “probably not needed”
The FIA also intervened by enforcing a new technical directive midway through last season amid a flexi-floor saga in which Mercedes suspected that Red Bull and Ferrari were pushing the boundaries of the rules.Horner argued at the time it was unfair for the FIA to change the rules over the porpoising complaints just because certain teams - mainly Mercedes - had not got on top of the issue.
“I think we have to wait and see, the first snapshot will be the testing in Bahrain,” he told Auto Motor und Sport.
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