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Ferrari to stay with its current front wing concept

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto says the team plans to stick with its current front wing concept, despite Mercedes' form with a different sort of design. When it was revealed at the start of the season which front wings Ferrari and Mercedes would deploy; there was much interest. The two wings are radically different, with Mercedes opting for a higher downforce solution and Ferrari preferring a design to help manage outwash for improved aero efficiency. Ferrari endured a painful Spanish Grand Prix, and the team admitted that it may have got its concept wrong, due to how far the side have now fallen behind the dominant and imperious Mercedes team. However, ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix (this...
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