P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Red Bull’s claims of flexi-wings by rival teams is nothing more than a dead cat being hurled across the FIA’s desk.
Imagine walking down the F1 paddock and seeing a group of people outside the FIA, led by Christian Horner and Red Bull’s technical lead Pierre Wache, holding something mysterious. Journalists are puzzled, questioning why the RB21 hasn’t improved significantly. Wache hints at ongoing flexi-wing tricks, accusing Ferrari and McLaren, leading back to the 2024 investigation. Stricter tests are expected at the Spanish GP to combat flexi-wings. Despite a troubled RB21 launch, Red Bull hopes to divert attention with the flexi-wing drama. Testing results show a lackluster performance, posing a challenge for the upcoming season.
