Formula 1 veteran Valtteri Bottas: 'Let's hope that it's a good penalty that really, really, hurts them.'
Hamilton, who was on a path to a record eighth championship, lost the title on the last lap of the last race of the season to Red Bull's Max Verstappen. And if there's one agreement among the drivers at this week's U.S. Grand Prix at Austin, Texas, it's that spending millions of dollars more than the next guy can make all the difference in the world in such a close battle.
Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz said that a lot eyes in the paddock are on this one. And that includes the drivers. Alfa Romeo's Valtteri Bottas drove for Red Bull's chief rival Mercedes last year. He hopes the FIA pulls no punches when it comes time to dish out penalties for any rules breach involving the amount of money teams are allowed to spend."I feel like rules are the rules and if you don't follow them there should be a penalty that really hurts," Bottas said."You don't want anyone to have the appetite to maximize something for one year and risking with the budget cap.
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