McLaren's flexi-wing concept defined 2024; heading into the F1 2025 season, teams like Haas will try to develop their own version. read more »

The FIA has ruled out conducting further tests on flexible front wings during the 2025 Formula 1 season. The post FIA rule out further flexi front wing tests in F1 2025... read more »

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has claimed the appearance of flexi-wings and the FIA's decision not to take a more hardline approach towards them played a crucial... read more »

No changes will be made to front wing flex tests used in Formula 1 despite 2024's minor hubbub over flexing wings, according to FIA head of single-seater matters Nikolas... read more »

Red Bull Technical Director Pierre Wache was left less than impressed by the flexi-rear wing sported by McLaren during the 2024 Formula 1 campaign. The post Red Bull blasts... read more »

Ferrari waiting for an FIA verdict on flexi-wings cost them development time on that area of the car. read more »

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur said the team lost out on "one or two months" developing a flexible front wing as it waited for Formula 1's governing body to deem such... read more »

Ferrari has admitted it was late to the party in exploiting the benefits of Formula 1's flexi wing tricks because it was convinced the FIA would clamp down on the... read more »

In a Formula 1 season dominated by technical intrigue between the top squads, attention was grabbed at the Brazilian Grand Prix by suspicions over a potential trick involving... read more »

McLaren isn't the only team which has had to make changes to its rear wings, according to the FIA's Nikolas Tombazis... read more »

"It's totally natural that people are staring at our car at the moment and then coming to conclusions, a lot of them incorrectly." read more »

Formula 1's off-track political battles can often be as interesting as the action on track. The fight to get technical innovations approved on your car, and taken away... read more »

McLaren team boss Andrea Stella thinks it is a good thing rival teams are complaining about its car - because this shows they are distracted from their own efforts.The... read more »

McLaren insists it is not the only Formula 1 team under scrutiny for a flexi rear wing, despite the intrigue over its 'mini-DRS'.The Woking-based team has been at the... read more »

Oscar Piastri insists McLaren's rear wing is "legal" amid F1's ongoing flexi-wing row. read more »

McLaren's dubbed 'mini DRS' has come under scrutiny following the F1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix. read more »

The FIA has admitted that it will review whether action needs to be taken concerning flexi-wings on Formula 1 cars amid suspicion about McLaren‘s rear wing design. McLaren’s... read more »

The FIA is pondering whether to take action about potential flexing rear wings in Formula 1 in the wake of the controversy caused by McLaren's 'mini-DRS.'The... read more »

Oscar Piastri's epic dive bomb on Charles Leclerc, and subsequent defensive masterclass earned him the win at this year's Azerbaijan Grand Prix, cementing McLaren... read more »

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... read more »

The FIA say no rule breaches have occurred amid ongoing analysis into F1's latest row over flexi-wings. read more »

Formula One's governing body, the FIA have released the results of their front-wing flexibility investigation, confirming that all teams comply with the regulations. read more »

Ferrari and Red Bull want clarification from the FIA about how far flexi-wings can be exploited in F1, amid fresh intrigue over the designs of McLaren and Mercedes.Flexi-wings... read more »

Red Bull and Ferrari team bosses Christian Horner and Fred Vasseur are seeking clarification from the FIA over the legality of flexi-wings employed by Formula 1 rivals.... read more »

Mercedes have confirmed they are running cameras on their car amid FIA checks into flexi-wings. read more »