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Check out the biggest stories from the first day of track action at the United States Grand Prix!
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has demanded an investigation by the FIA into Red Bull’s in-car system, which he believes is “highly illegal.” A device that can adjust the front bib clearance has raised suspicions ahead of the United States Grand Prix. Red Bull provided the FIA with an inspection of their ride-height device at the Circuit of the Americas, Austin. Max Verstappen secured his first pole position in six months, leading the field in the sprint for the US Grand Prix. Lando Norris faced frustration after a disappointing final lap in sprint qualifying, starting fourth on the grid behind Verstappen. Brown criticized Red Bull’s Helmut Marko for mocking Norris’s pre-race rituals, while Marko suggested teams were targeting Red Bull to divert attention from other issues.
