In Picture: Red Bull boss Christian Horner and FIA Chief Mohammed ben Sulayem - Source: Getty Images
The FIA on Tuesday concluded its report on Red Bull's alleged use of the front bib. The F1 governing body, as per reports, concluded that the Austrian team did not use the front bib adjuster to enhance performance. This has come after the FIA formed a team to thoroughly investigate the allegations.
Ahead of this year's United States Grand Prix at Austin, Texas, Red Bull found themselves in the middle of a tool kit controversy. According to the allegation, the Milton-Keynes-based team was using a tool kit to raise and lower the height of the car during race weekends.
This, as per the Parc Ferme rule, would have been illegal, and if proven, Red Bull could have faced enormous fines or point deductions. However, the FIA official, as per Autosport, confirmed that Red Bull did not use any illegal means to improve performance.
