Red Bull Racing's team principal Christian Horner has said that the new front wings that are being introduced in 2019 won't make much of a difference, as the Brit thinks it will only make the gap bigger. After years of developing the most complex, downforce-generating front wings, the FIA have now opted to make the front wings a lot more simple, with the goal to produce 'cleaner air' behind the cars, making it more advantageous to be in someone's slipstream. Horner is not convinced that this will have that big of a positive impact. "It will have some effect, but only a little," he told Motorsport.com. "One team will get the hang of the new front wings, the other...
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