Horner suggests Red Bull is likely to follow the same route as rivals
The FIA's clearance of the McLaren and Mercedes front wings - after clarification was sought over their flexibility - will 'encourage' Red Bull to follow a similar route, says Christian Horner. After the Monza race, Red Bull and Ferrari wanted a definitive answer from the FIA over the legality of McLaren's and Mercedes' front wing designs, with the understanding that these were flexing significantly while on track.
' Oscar Piastri, McLaren MCL38 Photo by: Sam Bloxham / Motorsport Images The FIA had previously stated that it would not be looking to ban any designs amid its front-wing data-gathering exercise, and that any potential regulatory changes would be kept for the 2025 season.
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