FIA chief labels Red Bull ‘bib’ saga a “non-story”: “That is under control”
FIA chief Nikolas Tombazis has labelled Red Bull’s controversial adjustable ride height device as a “non-story” with the “present situation” now “under control”. The talk of the paddock in Austin has been around a device on the Red Bull car.
AUSTIN, Texas — Christian Horner says Red Bull is “totally comfortable” amid the scrutiny of its Formula One car legality ...
McLaren star Lando Norris has revealed his thoughts on a recent change to Red Bull's machinery, enforced by the FIA. Norris ...
The build-up to the United States Grand Prix has been dominated by controversy over a device on the Red Bull cars which ...
The FIA has formed three investigation teams to probe harassment, alleged abuse, and a suicide incident involving female ...
Reigning F1 champion Max Verstappen showed signs of reviving his sagging fortunes by securing pole for Saturday’s sprint race ...
A popular figure from Netflix's docuseries based on Formula 1, Drive to Survive, has called out the FIA for the way it handled Max Verstappen's swearing row.
Carlos Sainz Jr., George Russell, and more drivers address F1’s decision to remove the fastest lap bonus in 2025 ...
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Red Bull perform FIA demonstration of bib ride height device in Austin paddockFootage on Sky F1 showed Red Bull mechanics demonstrating how the in-cockpit mechanism controlling the bib ride height on the ...
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