By Alan Baldwin AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) -McLaren boss Zak Brown warned on Friday of "massive consequences" if champions Red Bull were found to have breached Formula One rules on adjusting car set-ups during closed 'parc ferme' conditions.

Red Bull have been forced to make changes to their car, following discussions with the FIA. The team currently sit second in the constructors' championship, 41 points behind McLaren, and have seen their dominance fade as 2024 has gone on.

The Milton Keynes-based squad has been at the centre of attention this weekend after it emerged the FIA was ramping up protocols to stop teams adjusting their front bib clearance

Formula One champions Red Bull have made changes to their car after discussions with the governing FIA, the team said on Thursday. The news came after the FIA issued a statement in response to concern from some teams about a possible exploitation of rules restricting work on a car between the start of qualifying and the race.

Formula 1 pundit Martin Brundle has delivered his verdict over the latest controversy to take place between the FIA and Red Bull. The sport's governing body recently confirmed that a device being used by Christian Horner's team was not permitted,

A new F1 controversy has emerged over the last 24 hours, with Red Bull accused of finding a trick to avoid the FIA’s ride height checks. Initially, the defending Champions denied claims of any exploit being used.

Formula One champions Red Bull have made changes to their car after discussions with the governing FIA, the team said at the U.S. Grand Prix on Thursday following concern from rivals.