Formula 1 engine manufacturers Alpine and Honda face financial penalties due to procedural mistakes concerning the cost cap for the 2023 season. Honda has been fined $600,000, while Alpine will pay $400,000.
The FIA, the international governing body of motorsport, issued these penalties after both manufacturers acknowledged their breaches. Honda failed to submit the appropriate reporting documents, and Alpine submitted their documents after the deadline.
Notably, no other teams encountered similar issues this season, highlighting the isolated nature of these infractions.
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