Fans of Formula One have been debating why McLaren has been so dominant this season, but a new report claims Red Bull figured it out and approached FIA about it. The fact that Max Verstappen then went on to win last weekend after changes were instituted by the governing body only adds fuel to the fire of these accusations.

The FIA have announced that Red Bull F1 star Yuki Tsunoda will be required to start the Imola Grand Prix from the pitlane. Tsunoda suffered an almighty crash during qualifying that saw his Red Bull flip upside down. F1 HEADLINES: Lewis Hamilton issues devastating statement as star dismissed at Imola Grand Prix

The FIA appears to have issued two Technical Directives prior to the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix. It cannot be ruled out that this is why Red Bull Racing was so strong, while McLaren had significantly less performance than in recent months.