McLaren fined €400,000 for Formula E cost cap breach
Racer • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 4, 2026, 12:06 PM
Last updated Jun 4, 2026

McLaren was fined €400,000 by the FIA for violating Formula E cost cap regulations. The penalty comes after the governing body reviewed documentation from the team. This marks the first fine issued in the current review cycle as the FIA continues to assess compliance among all teams. The outcome may influence McLaren's financial strategies moving forward.
- •McLaren fined €400,000 for breaching cost cap regulations.
- •The penalty was announced by the FIA on June 4, 2026.
- •The fine is part of a broader review of team compliance.
- •This is the first penalty reported in the current review cycle.
- •The situation may affect McLaren's financial strategy moving forward.
- 12:06 PMRacer — McLaren fined for FE cost cap breach
"McLaren has been fined €400,000 for breaching Formula E cost cap regulations, the FIA announced on Thursday.As part of the completion of a review of the documentation provided by the team by the governing body's Cost Cap Administration – ahead of the completion of the review of the other teams...
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