The FIA are keeping a closer eye on the rear wings in Azerbaijan this weekend ahead of stricter tests to follow at the French Grand Prix and beyond. read more »

With new tougher tests on bendy wings being introduced only after this weekend's race in Baku, some outfits are unhappy about the advantages those continuing to run... read more »

The FIA has placed locator dots on the wings of all cars at this weekend's Azerbaijan Grand Prix as part of its clampdown on potential illegal flexing. read more »

While there is plenty of continued talk about rear wings, Max Verstappen was keen to keep the front wings on the agenda as well in Azerbaijan Grand Prix. read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes Red Bull rival Max Verstappen and the drivers in other F1 teams that have continued to run controversial 'bendy wings' will gain an advantage... read more »

Sir Lewis Hamilton says his opinion on the legality of Red Bull's so-called 'bendy' rear wings "doesn't really make a difference", and he will... read more »

Crash.net previews this weekend's Azerbaijan Grand Prix, where huge focus will be on Formula 1's flexi-wings row that is expected to heat up as Baku returns to the... read more »

Aston Martin boss Otmar Szafnauer says Formula 1 has 5,000 engineers who can help the FIA with regulatory issues if required. read more »

As Formula 1 returns to Baku for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, there's a chance the off-track conversation could draw much attention. read more »

Alfa Romeo team principal Frederic Vasseur believes that changing the rules on rear wings mid-season is far from "ideal". read more »

Following comments from Lewis Hamilton about Red Bull's "bendy wing" over the Spanish Grand Prix weekend, a saga emerged surrounding the flexibility of the rear... read more »

Helmut Marko believes tyres will be more important than the controversy over wings in the World Championship fight between Mercedes and Red Bull. read more »

F1 teams have been engaged in debate over the stability of rear wings since the Spanish Grand Prix, when Lewis Hamilton passed comment about Red Bull running a "bendy... read more »

Mercedes has garnered the support of Aston Martin in the fight against flexi-wings and the proposed change to test protocols in F1. read more »

With Red Bull's 'bendy rear wing' set to be outlawed, Helmut Marko now wants tests to be tightened up on front wings. read more »

Video footage of Red Bull’s rear wing tilting back at high speeds at the Barcelona grand prix courted the ire of Mercedes, with Lewis Hamilton quick to draw attention to the... read more »

Would it be a true F1 title battle between two teams without a technical controversy along the way? read more »

Otmar Szafnauer agrees with Lewis Hamilton that the imminent clampdown on 'bendy wings' could cost some teams considerable lap time. read more »

Mercedes refuse to rule out lodging a protest if rival teams run flexible rear wings at the forthcoming Azerbaijan Grand Prix. read more »

Amid concern from the FIA that a number of teams were exploiting flexible rear wings to get a straightline speed boost, new rigidity tests are being introduced from the French... read more »

A number of outfits, including Red Bull, Ferrari, Alpine and Alfa Romeo, have been using clever aero designs to flex their wings at high speed for a straightline boost.However,... read more »

Alfa Romeo boss Frederic Vasseur has joined Christian Horner in saying the new FIA technical directive over 'bendy wings' will incur huge cost for his team. read more »

Video footage of Red Bull's rear wing tilting back at high speeds on the Barcelona straight at the previous grand prix courted the ire of Mercedes, with Lewis Hamilton... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has revealed Ferrari is among the teams that have been exploiting flexible rear wings this season ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari has admitted it is one of the Formula 1 teams that has been exploiting flexible rear wings during this season, ahead of the FIA's clampdown at the French Grand... read more »