AUSTIN, Texas — McLaren Formula One boss Zak Brown wants the FIA to conduct a “very thorough investigation” to ensure Red Bull hasn’t breached parc fermé rules with its car in 2024, warning there should be “massive consequences” if it has.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown urges the FIA to investigate Red Bull Racing's alleged parc ferme rule violations to ensure fairness in Formula 1.

McLaren’s CEO Zak Brown says aspects of Red Bull’s explanation of its bib height adjustment device “don’t stack up”. Following on from Red Bull’s admission and explanation of its bib ride height device which has courted controversy at the United States Grand Prix,

The ride adjustment device used by Red Bull explained as how it works to make a difference to the car's operation during qualifying and race.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has urged the FIA to undertake a full investigation into the allegations surrounding Red Bull's potential breach of parc ferme regulations

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Allegations against Red Bull Racing spark debate on innovation vs. cheating in F1 Ahead of the U.S. Grand Prix.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has called on the FIA to launch a “thorough investigation” into whether Red Bull did actually use its front bib adjuster under parc ferme conditions. Red Bull has found itself at the centre of intrigue over a device it has fitted under the heel support in its cockpit,

The FIA has responded immediately after suspicions arose of a car ride-height adjustment trick being utilised by Red Bull. F1 cars are placed in parc ferme between qualifying on Saturday and the race on Sunday,