FIA issue statement on rear wing flexibility. McLaren’s rear wing ‘mini-DRS’ has been the focus of plenty of speculation since being spotted in action in the Azerba

Formula 1’s governing body says McLaren’s rear wing complies with the rules after rivals Red Bull raised questions about its legality.

A hot topic in the Singapore paddock is McLaren’s so-called ‘mini DRS’ rear wing which is now in the spotlight of the F1 governing

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, has confirmed that McLaren’s rear wing complies with regulations, following concerns raised by rival team Red Bull. The issue arose after television footage from last weekend’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix appeared to show McLaren's rear wing flexing on the straight.

McLaren's rear wing passes all FIA tests. An FIA spokesperson confirmed that the McLaren car had successfully passed all tests related to bodywork flexibility and was in accordanc

The FIA issues a statement following controversy surrounding the 'mini DRS' which seemingly gave McLaren an advantage in Azerbaijan

F1 ’s governing body says it’s “reviewing data” from the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after doubts emerged over the legality of McLaren ’s rear-wing. Oscar Piastri executed one of the drives of the year to take victory in Baku, overtaking pole-sitter Charles Leclerc and retaining the lead to take the win.

McLaren's dubbed 'mini DRS' has come under scrutiny following the F1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The FIA says it is reviewing “data and additional evidence” from the F1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix amid scrutiny of McLaren’s rear wing.

McLaren’s stunning rise to the top of the Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship remains the talk of the paddock ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix. After beginning the 2023 season at the back of the field and “simply fighting for points,

The final race before another long break, Singapore is a circuit many drivers consider the most challenging on the calendar. This night race pushes both drivers and cars to their limits, with some changes for this year’s event adding to the already high level of technical precision required.