Mohammed Ben Sulayem, the FIA president refuted claims that Shaila-Ann Rao has acted with bias against Red Bull during the handling of the energy drinks outfit's cost cap breach. Red Bull's cost cap breach saga is over now, the team signing an Accepted Breach Agreement with the FIA under which they will pay a $7-Million fine, and agree to 10% less time in the wind tunnel. The news of Red Bull's cost cap breach started in Singapore, with Christian Horner suggesting there were leaks, saying: 'Obviously, any form of leakage is hugely worrying. It's something that we expect to be followed up.' The FIA appointed Shaila-An Rao, a former personal advisor of Mercedes boss Toto Wolff, as an interim...
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