Guenther Steiner says Formula 1 should not ban the T-wing just because Mercedes lost theirs two weeks running. The T-wing slipped through this year's regulations and has been embraced by several teams, most notably Mercedes. The Brackley squad's design was questioned in Bahrain when, for the second week running, the wing fell off Valtteri Bottas' car. This prompted Red Bull team boss Christian Horner to call for its ban, especially as Max Verstappen's RB13 was damaged as he rode over the wing. Steiner, though, feels the T-wing should remain. 'There were parts lost before [from cars] and the FIA has to sort out with Mercedes that they fix their problem,' Steiner told Motorsport.com. 'I have...
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