Red Bull have blown away the opposition by easily winning the opening three races of the 2023 F1 season, taking on🔥e-two fi♚nishes in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. 

That is despite being handed a $7m fine and a 10 percent reduction in wind tunnel time for a 12-month period after being found guilty of a ‘minor’ breach of the $145m spending limit set during168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Max Verstappen’s maiden title-winning campaign in 2021. 

Ex-F1 team boss Jord🎶an reckons Red Bull’s flying start to 2023 shows the punishment for breaching the financial regulations “didn’t have the desired effect”. 

“I think the cost cap is a farce,” Jordan told London ꧙Luxury Afloat. 

“Nowadays, if you give somebody a rule, they will get around it. If you push a set of rules in fr🦂ont of a person, tಌhey are there to be circumvented. 

“I don’t understand the cost cap because I think it is virtually impossible to police. So, I can’t answer to whether it was unfair on Red Bull other than the fact that it didn’t have the desired effect because now look at what they’ve done.&🅠nbsp;

“I think it is such a bi꧙g a🀅sk to see how anyone is going to compete with Red Bull.” 

Ferrari recently 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:criticised the penalty for not being strong enough but Red Bull team principal Christian Horner responded by saying such claims are 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:“premature”. 

Either way, Jordan fears it is already tওoo late for anybody to stop Red Bull and Verstappen this season. 

“I wo๊uld like to say it’s too early, but in my heart, I think it’s done,” the Irishman🌜 added. 

“I just can’t se𒈔e𝓡 anyone with the strength, knowledge, speed, and capacity of Red Bull, and especially the drivers. The challenge is daunting.”