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Red Bull has become the first F1 team to copy Ferrari’s upside-down rear wing and seems to have gone even further with the opening it creates
Red Bull has introduced a new rear wing design in Formula 1, inspired by Ferrari’s innovative upside-down rear wing concept that rotates the wing itself to create an opening for improved aerodynamics. Ferrari’s original design was revealed during testing in Bahrain, surprising both the paddock and fans. Red Bull’s iteration of the upside-down rear wing has shown promising results, achieving a greater opening and potential drag reduction in comparison to their previous design. Team principal Fred Vasseur confirmed that the new rear wing will remain on the car, indicating confidence in its performance. Red Bull’s driver Max Verstappen showcased promising results with the new wing in FP1 in Miami, demonstrating the effectiveness of the innovative design in enhancing performance on the track.
