The B version of the AMR22 looks the same as the RB18. According to the FIA, everything is fine, according to Aston Martin, this is the B version, which the team has been working on since November, after realizing that the A version is a dead end.
“Any transfer of intellectual property would clearly be an infringement and a serious concern,” Red Bull said in a statement.
“It must now be clarified how this incredible copy came about,” Helmut Marko told Sky Sport Germany.
“Copying is not prohibited. But you must also take into account that seven people have been lured away from us and that our head of aerodynamics (Dan Fallows) has been attracted to Aston Martin by a disproportionate fee. ”
In addition, Marko indicated that Red Bull has “evidence” that he is still investigating. “There are still some facts we are investigating. We will deal with this in detail. It’s not just Dan Fallow. There is evidence that the data has been downloaded. “
