Red Bull say that they have made changes to their F1 car as a result of discussions with governing body the FIA.

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.

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, where changes to the aerodynamic configuration of the cars are not allowed in the regulations, aside from the front wing.

Formula 1 champions Red Bull will make changes to their car after the FIA issued a statement to all teams outlawing devices that allow for easy adjustment of the car's ride height under parc ferme conditions.

Red Bull have been forced to make changes to their car, following discussions with the FIA. The team currently sit second in the constructors' championship, 41 points behind McLaren, and have seen their dominance fade as 2024 has gone on.

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Red Bull Racing has admitted to making changes to Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez's cars as a result of talks with the FIA, according to the BBC. Rival Formula 1 teams had alerted the FIA to a 'trick' the Austrian formation might be using.

In the weeks since the Singapore GP, tensions have risen within the F1 paddock. Red Bull are suspected of exploiting a trick to adjust their ride height under parc fermé conditions.