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Formula 1 power unit manufacturers Honda and Alpine (Renault) have agreed to pay fines for procedural breaches of the FIA's engine cost cap rules.
Honda will pay $600,000, while Alpine's fine amounts to $400,000, after both manufacturers settled for a so-called Accepted Breach Agreement with the FIA.
In its report the FIA said Honda Racing Corporation (HRC) failed to file accurate reporting documentation, because its cost calculations included incorrectly excluded or adjusted costs.
Alpine was handed a smaller fine because it delayed sending it documents and the FIA deemed it had "omitted relevant information".
Because both cases revolve around a minor breach and the FIA felt both companies acted in good faith, the federation can offer an Accepted Breach Agreement to resolve the matter without taking matters further, which both HRC and Alpine accepted earlier this month.
Honda and Alpine have been found guilty of breaching Formula 1's cost-cap rules for engine manufacturers in 2023.
Honda Racing Corporation Public Summary ABA / Article 6.32
An Accepted Breach Agreement (“ABA”) dated 7 October 2024 has been entered into by the Cost
Cap Administration and Honda Racing Corporation (“HRC”) pursuant to Article 6.28 of the FIA
Formula 1 Power Unit Financial Regulations (“Power Unit Financial Regulations”). The Power
Unit Financial Regulations are issued by the FIA and form part of the terms and conditions for the
homologation of Power Units to be supplied to F1 Teams for participation in the Championship
from 2026 onwards.
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