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So my friends, how are you? Welcome to another complete video full of information. So, if you don’t want to miss absolutely any details about the 2024 Formula 1 season, subscribe and turn on notifications. And if you like direct, no-nonsense videos like this, leave a like to support our work! Well, this Wednesday, the FIA ​​announced the results of evaluations of the teams’ finances, as happens every season, since currently, Formula 1 is under financial regulation, with all teams having exactly the same value for spend during a season, and anyone who violates these regulations is punished, as happened with Red Bull in 2021, which spent more than it should during the season, was punished and gave a lot to talk about. As for the data released today, which relates to the 2023 season, where the limit for teams was 138.6 million dollars per season, the good news is that all 10 teams on the grid remained within the spending limit, which is the second season in a row where all teams are approved. However, something new this year is that in addition to the teams, the engine manufacturers were also placed under financial regulation, with several restrictions that need to be followed. And for them, it went badly for two manufacturers, with Alpine, which supplies engines to the Alpine team, and Honda, which supplies engines to the Red Bull team, committing some violations. According to the FIA ​​statement, both manufacturers committed procedural violations, that is, neither of them exceeded the budget limit, with further details of this violation not being disclosed for now, but it probably has to do with wrong documentation, failure to present the information or deadlines that were not met. Even so, the FIA ​​stated that both manufacturers are fully collaborating to resolve these outstanding details. And since this is the first year of this financial regulation, it is normal for some mistakes to be made, with the entity choosing not to punish either of them, but applying a series of recommendations so that they comply with the regulation when presenting their financial documentation. season 2024. At the other manufacturers, no irregularities were noted, with the FIA ​​stating that more details will be given soon about what happened and how this violation was resolved. Well, this time everything is fine for the teams. But tell me in the comments: Do you think the financial regulations are being good for Formula 1 and have they brought all the teams closer together?