In the hyper-meticulous world of Formula 1 racing, rules and regulations are adhered to with near fanatical levels of fastidiousness. Any time a manufacturer unveils a new piece of technology or aerodynamic innovation, they face intense scrutiny to make sure they aren't creating an unfair advantage the other cars on the grid. Such is the case with Red Bull Racing's 2012 F1 car, the RB8—specifically, the air inlet on the car's "stepped" nose.
