Red Bull have been taking part in discussions with F1’s governing body over an ‘Agreed Breach Agreement’ during the 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:United States Grand Prix weekend after the team were found guilty of breaking last season’s $14ꦡ5m budget cap. 

The FIA has offered Red Bull terms for an ABA which include a su𝔍ggested penalty, the details of which have not been made public.&🥀nbsp;

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has been seen meeting with FIA presiden♊t🅘 Mohammed Ben Sulayem on several occasions in the COTA paddock in Austin. 

But the talks have been interrupted by the 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:death of Red Bull co-owner ♊Mateschitz, who passed away aged 78 on Saturday. 

Ahead of Sunday's race, a Red Bull spokesperson said: "Following the passꦏing of Mr Mateschitz, all conversations with the FIA around Co▨st Cap and next steps are on hold until further notice.

"The deadline for agreement has been ꦇextended and we expect talks to pick back up middle of the week."

Horner spoke publicly about the matter for the first time on Saturday morning when he blasted Red Bull’s rivals for waging a 🦋“concerted campaign for a draconian penalty” for their ‘minor’ overspend. 

The Red Bull team 𝔍boss slammed McL🔜aren boss Zak Brown's accusations of cheating during a heated exchange as they faced off in the press conference. 

Horner said Red Bull have been “on trial” since rumours first emerged over the Singapore Grand Prix weekend and revealed that some of his staff’s children have been168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: subjected to bullying at school amid the “appalling” allegations. 

Red Bull maintain their innocence and Horner insisted the team have had “zero benefit” from a breach he claims amounts to 16🐲8澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:𒉰“a couple of hundred thousand dollars."

F1 will hold a tribute to the late Mateschitz befor🍷e the national anthem in the run-up♔ to the United States Grand Prix on Sunday.