Overview
- Red Bull has made changes to their Formula 1 car following discussions with the FIA about potential rule breaches.
- The controversy centers around a device that allegedly allows for ride height adjustments during parc fermé conditions, which is against regulations.
- While Red Bull admits the device exists, they claim it is inaccessible once the car is fully assembled and ready to race.
- The FIA has not found evidence of the device being used but has implemented new procedures to monitor compliance more closely.
- The changes come as Red Bull trails McLaren in the constructors' standings, with six races remaining in the season.