Christian Horner defends Red Bull Racing against rival teams' "paranoid" claims following the FIA's investigation.

Formula One's governing body on Saturday ruled out a deeper investigation of Red Bull's ride-height device while recognising it could not be sure there had been no breach of the rules in the past. The device,

McLaren Racing chief executive officer Zak Brown says he “still has questions” about a controversial adjustment device on the Red Bull.

Red Bull faced scrutiny over suspected ride height adjustments ahead of the US GP. An FIA investigation cleared them, but lingering questions keep the paddock buzzing.

Formula One champions Red Bull have made changes to their car after discussions with the governing FIA, the team said on Thursday. The news came after the FIA issued a statement in response to concern from some teams about a possible exploitation of rules restricting work on a car between the start of qualifying and the race.

Mercedes CEO and team principal Toto Wolff agrees with Zak Brown about their rivals, Red Bull Racing's controversial front bib device. While the FIA have made their decision after an investigation, similarly to the American,

A Zak Brown ally has come forward on the Red Bull ‘Bibgate’ saga in the form of Mercedes boss Toto Wolff. Following a report which emerged going into the US Grand Prix race weekend that an adjustable ride height device was being used by a team,

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner issued a defensive response after the FIA looked into his team's machinery, with rivals having reportedly raised suspicions. It was revealed that following discussions with the sport's governing body,

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