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RacingNews365 technical expert Paolo Filisetti explains how the front wing regulation change coming into affect at the Spanish Grand Prix in many ways amounts to a game of cat and mouse between the FIA and the F1 teams.
The new stricter front wing regulations in F1 are causing a stir in Barcelona, with the FIA’s technical directive enforcing limits to prevent flexibility starting from the Spanish Grand Prix.
Opinions vary among teams, with some seeing the rules as a potential “game changer” while others believe little impact will be felt.
The truth likely lies somewhere in between these two extreme viewpoints.
Teams will need to adjust their aerodynamic designs and find a balance to comply with the new regulations without compromising their underlying concepts.
Adapting to the changes will require careful consideration and simulation to maintain consistency in performance.
While the visual impact of the new rules may not be immediately apparent, the adjustments are significant for maximizing front wing performance and adhering to the regulations.
Teams have focused resources on ensuring compliance and avoiding negative effects on their cars’ performance.
The FIA’s enforcement of the new rules and teams’ efforts to adapt highlight the constant evolution and challenges in Formula 1.
