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McLaren Embraces Stiffer Front Wing Amid Flexi-Wing Regulations

Summary: McLaren has dismissed concerns regarding the recent flexi-wing regulations introduced by Formula 1. The team has tested a stiffer front wing at Imola, signaling their readiness to adapt to the evolving aerodynamic landscape in F1.

Our Take:

With the ongoing adjustments in regulations, McLaren’s proactive approach with their stiffer front wing could give them a competitive edge. By anticipating these changes and innovating ahead of the curve, they position themselves not just as participants but as leaders in aerodynamic development this season.

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Source: Motorsport.com

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