Formula One's governing body, the FIA will implement more rigorous testing of wing flexing to ensure teams do not take wing flexibility to the extremes in the upcoming season.

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The FIA have taken further action over Formula 1’s controversial flexible wing rules in a fresh twist to the ongoing drama between McLaren and Red Bull.

The FIA has shifted its policy approach to flexible wings in Formula 1, moving from a more lenient stance to stricter ...