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An intervention by the FIA in Austin has led to the paddock being awash with rumours – with Red Bull in the spotlight.
On Wednesday, a report emerged in the Formula 1 world raising concerns about a parc fermé trick possibly used by a specific team. Discussions have taken place between the FIA and multiple teams to address this issue, related to adjusting the car’s ride height between qualifying and the race. The FIA has intervened and updated procedures in the United States, as changing the car in parc fermé is strictly against the rules. Red Bull is reportedly being scrutinized, with rivals pointing fingers at the team after discovering the situation. No team has been found guilty so far, but the FIA has made procedural changes to address worries within the sport. The trick involves adjusting the t-tray or bib by a mechanic in the cockpit, optimizing the ride height for better performance in both qualifying and the race. The FIA emphasized their vigilance in monitoring such matters, implementing new procedures to prevent unauthorized modifications and ensure compliance.
