Prior to the Spanish Grand Prix, there was a riot within Formula 1. The B-specification of the AMR22 suddenly looked remarkably like the RB18 and that made Red Bull Racing suspect that Aston Martin had illegally gotten hold of data from the Austrian IP. Helmut Marko blew the whistle on this, but is now backtracking. Article continues under ad Some employees recently traded Red Bull for Aston Martin and that caused people like Dan Fallows to be thought to have taken information from their old employer. That is against FIA rules and so Red Bull demanded that work be done on the matter. However, the International Motorsport Federation found no grounds to declare AMR22 illegal and so racing in...
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