Red Bull say they have noted the FIA's Aston Martin statement with interest, but have warned if any transfer of intellectual property had taken place it 'would be a serious concern'. Aston Martin became the hot topic of the grid on Friday when they unveiled what they called the B-spec version of the AMR22 ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix. The Silverstone-based team listed eight changes and the final result was a car that looked remarkably similar to Red Bull's RB18. However, an Aston Martin spokesperson confirmed to PlanetF1 the car had been declared legal by the FIA. 'We have shared details of our update with the FIA technical people. Having analysed the data and the processes used to...
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