Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton revealed he had noticed Red Bull’s rear-wing flexing at high-speed during the Spanish Grand Prix weekend and suggested it could be worth up to three-tenths of a second in lap time. Speaking to Sky Sports F1 after qualifying, the seven-time world champion commented: “The Red Bulls are really fast on the straights. “They have this bendy wing on the back of their car which they put on today and they gained at least three tenths from this wing. “So they will be quicker down the straights than us and it will be hard to keep them behind, but that doesn’t mean it will be impossible.” Teams including Red Bull have used aeroelasticity in the past to find...
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