RacingNews365’s technical analyst Paolo Filisetti explains some of the potential changes from the FIA flexi-wing updates at the Spanish Grand Prix.
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Month: May 2025
Unveiling the Ultimate Stability: F1’s Battle Against Flexi-Wings at the Spanish GP
Starting from this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix, the testing regime for Formula 1 car front wings will be intensified to limit allowable flex under load. According to Article 3.15.4 of F1’s technical regulations, the maximum deflection permitted for front wing flap areas will be reduced from 15mm to 10mm. Teams have been exploring aero-elasticity in car designs since the 1990s, utilizing controlled flex to potentially enhance performance and speed. Advances in materials science, like carbon-fiber composites, have enabled teams to optimize strength, weight, and predictable flex in components. The focus…
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Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has said that Ferrari could benefit from the upcoming FIA technical directive at this weekend’s F1 Spanish GP.
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Ferrari could be in for a more challenging F1 Spanish Grand Prix, it has been predicted.
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