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 am not trying to find excuses at all,” Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur said after the recent Australian Grand Prix. “But if you ask me if the penalty is too light, I say yes.” Inevitable and surely just the start of blows against Red Bull’s punishment for breaching the 2021 Formula 1 cost cap. But while such predictable stories keep the media glare getting any hotter on Ferrari and other underachieving squads, it has a knock-on effect for the other big player in the cost-cap saga. That is, as the

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