F1: McLaren warns of ‘massive consequences’ if Red Bull broke rules on adjusting car set-ups

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Red Bull has confirmed the presence of a ride-height device in their cars but said it could not be accessed once the cars were fully assembled.

Red Bull has confirmed the presence of a ride-height device in their cars but said it could not be accessed once the cars were fully assembled. F1 Read More

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