Red Bull have blown away the opposition by easily winning the opening three races of the 2023 F1 season, taking one-two finiꦰshes in B🔯ahrain 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澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Max Verstappen’s maiden title-winning campaign in 2021. 

Ex-F1 t⛦eam boss Jordan 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 Luxury Afloat. 

“Nowadays, if 🍷you give somebody a rule, they will get around it. If you push a set of rules in front of a person, they 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 desi✤red effect because now look at what they’ve done. 

“I think it is such a big ask to see how anyone🌺 is g❀oing to compete with Red Bull.” 

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

Either way, Jordan fears it is already too late for any𒁏body to stop Red Bul🌊l and Verstappen this season. 

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

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