McLaren Racing chief executive officer Zak Brown says he “still has questions” about a controversial adjustment device on the Red Bull.
McLaren Racing chief executive officer Zak Brown says he "still has questions" about a controversial adjustment device on the Red Bull.
Brown said: "Being able to run the car lower is a competitive advantage. From what we can see, it is the only team that has the ability to adjust the ride height from inside the cockpit, and that raises questions. "If it’s used in an inappropriate manner, then it is definitely a performance advantage. If it's not, then there is no performance advantage and that’s what we want to discover."
"It's like any other adjustment on the car, it would be easier to adjust the rear roll-bar than it is to get to that component. It’s all part of the packaging in the front end of the chassis."
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