$7 Million Slap on Max Verstappen & Co’s Face Makes Them Downgrade to America’s $15 Worth Staple Food Leaving Fans in Splits: “No More Private Catering”

Everyone’s belief that the 2021 Formula 1 season ended in Abu Dhabi was proven wrong. Of course, a season as spicy and controversial as 2021 needed one more drama before oozing off for the last time. And the drama was the revelation of the cost cap breach by championship winner Max Verstappen’s team. The team refuted the charges, as they claimed they didn’t know catering was a part of the budget as well. Red Bull was anyway fined $7 million, which they’d have happily paid.

Now, two rounds into this season, the team appears to have taken caution already. Attempting to curb its food and beverages budget, the team seems to have ditched its former luxurious catering for American pizza giant Domino’s! Addressed to “redbuul racing” for garages 1 and 2 of Albert Park, Melbourne, a receipt from a branch of the pizza place was shared on social media, thanks to which the fans had a good day.

The expenditure, which was nearly $1.7 million, seems to be sliding downward already as they keep an eye on their numbers. Fans were left puzzled about how the team would cope with the taste after tasting private catering. Whereas others joked about whether they used the coupons or not for the roughly $15 pizza.

Max Verstappen and team are conscious of food

The entire episode in 2022 of the Red Bull cost cap breach was hilarious. Christian Horner accepted the error with grace, but the drama that unfolded was a sight to behold as fans urged the FIA to strip Max Verstappen of his championship title. Hence, extra caution must be advised to everyone. And only staple foods such as pizza seem must be left on the top options on the menu for Red Bull’s staff.

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Several fans also joked about how it was definitely Red Bull’s third driver, the beloved Australian Daniel Ricciardo, who placed the order for “redbuul racing”. This “typo” certainly reminded us of the “Pierre Gaslyyyy and Daniel Ricciardoooo.”

Red Bull was the first guilty party of the cost cap breach. Despite a punishment not as harsh as expected, they wouldn’t want to repeat it. If something happens otherwise, fans joked that collecting the receipts should make a strong case for them.

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Fans would love to see Daniel Ricciardo in Red Bull’s garage in Australia. One thing that could make his appearance better would be him biting off a slice of that BBQ Meatlovers pizza.