Christian Horner will be joined by McLaren chief executive Zak Brown and Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto for what looks set to be an awkward and potentially explosive press conference.
The Formula 1 circus heads to Texas this weekend for the United States Grand Prix. But the event looks set to be overshadowed by the news broken by the FIA last week.
The sport's governing body finally released its findings after analysis of each team's spending during the 2021 season. Red Bull was the only constructor accused by the FIA of a "minor" breach of the cost cap, though shortly afterwards the team released a statement in which they said they were "surprised" and disagreed with the findings.