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Red Bull boss Christian Horner has admitted that the team will “pursue” a flexi-wing if the FIA deems the front wing designs from McLaren and Mercedes acceptable. Horner and Ferrari Team Principal Frederic Vasseur put pressure on the FIA to bring clarity to the matter of flexi-wings following the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. Both […]
At the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, Horner and Ferrari Team Principal Frederic Vasseur urged the FIA to clarify the issue of flexi-wings with concerns about McLaren’s MCL38 and Mercedes’ W15. The FIA has been closely monitoring flexi-wings since the Belgian GP, ensuring compliance with regulations. Horner emphasized the importance of clarity for all teams and encouraged pursuing similar solutions if deemed acceptable. The FIA’s recent statement highlighted ongoing checks on front wing deflections and conformity with regulations. Red Bull, having experienced similar controversies in the past, understands the challenges involved in the flexi-wing debate. More clarity and data gathering exercises by the FIA are crucial to address concerns and ensure fair competition in Formula 1.
