Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has made his unhappiness with the FIA's response to the 'bendy rear wing' controversy plain in today's official team principal press conference in Monaco. The FIA issued a new technical directive to teams about the use of so-called flexi-wings following Lewis Hamilton's observations about the flexing of the rear wing of Max Verstappen's Red Bull in Barcelona. The new guidance will firm up the rules for future races. However the new rules won't apply until next month's French Grand Prix, meaning that those teams suspected of using bendy wings can continue to do so for the next two street races in Monaco and Azerbaijan where teams gain the biggest advantage. Wolff...
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