Talks between Red Bull and the FIA over the F1 cost cap breach have been put on hold following the death of Dietrich Mateschitz.
Mateschitz died on Saturday at the age of 78 following a long battle with illness, sparking an outpouring of tributes through the F1 paddock, which was left in mourning.
The FIA deemed in its audit that Red Bull had exceeded the $145 million limit for the 2021 season, something the team strongly denied. But in light of Mateschitz's passing, talks about any Accepted Breach Agreement have now been put on hold, while the deadline has also been shifted as a result. "The deadline for agreement has been extended and we expect talks to pick back up middle of the week."Red Bull is set to face some kind of sanction from the FIA, but Horner said the team's submission was"well below" the cap and that claimed breach would have had"zero benefit" on car performance.
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