Max Verstappen has downplayed the impact of the flexi-wing clampdown on Red Bull’s chances at this weekend’s Singapore Grand Prix.
has downplayed the impact of the flexi-wing clampdown on Red Bull’s chances at this weekend’s Singapore Grand Prix.
For Singapore, the FIA have issued a technical directive to the teams that flexible wings will be closely scrutinised and potentially punished, forcing some teams to make some modifications. This is in reference to the following rule, which states: “all aerodynamic components or bodywork influencing the car’s aerodynamic performance must be rigidly secured and immobile with respect to their frame of reference”.Has Lewis Hamilton or Max Verstappen Had Better Teammates?He said: “It’s not something that affects us. We’ve seen a few rubbery nose boxes, shall we say, so we’ll see those get addressed, I guess, in Singapore.”“We never really had any flexible front wing or whatever.
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