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Red Bull continues to challenge Mercedes design
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said he was not yet ready to drop his complaints about Mercedes' wing design, despite it being deemed legal by Formula One officials.
- Associated Press
- Updated: March 23, 2012 03:14 PM IST
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Sepang, Malaysia:
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said he was not yet ready to drop his complaints about Mercedes' wing design, despite it being deemed legal by Formula One officials.
Red Bull and Lotus queried the Mercedes design in Australia but FIA technical delegate Charlie Whiting ruled it within the rules. The queries continued at the Malaysian Grand Prix.
Horner said Friday that "the car has passed scrutineering so you have to assume the FIA is happy," but when asked if he would drop the issue, Horner said "probably not", adding "it would be nice to come out of this weekend with that clarity."
The Mercedes rear wing has ducts that become exposed when the wing flaps are open, channeling air back toward the front wing.
Topics mentioned in this article
Formula 1 Malaysian Grand Prix Charlie Whiting Brawn McLaren Honda Giancarlo Fisichella Sepang Lewis Hamilton Sebastian Vettel Mark Webber Chinese Grand Prix Red Bull Michael Schumacher Mercedes Nico Rosberg
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