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FIA ‘are looking into' Mercedes' flexing front wing

Red Bull boss Christian Horner spoke of 'payback' against Mercedes after the French Grand Prix, and he may be getting it in more than one way. Red Bull essentially used a reverse uno card at the Paul Ricard circuit, two-stopping their way to victory with Max Verstappen as he chased down Lewis Hamilton, who was forced to stay on a one-stop strategy. Mercedes won the very same way with Hamilton in round four at Barcelona. That was the 'payback' Horner was initially referring to, but it appears the wing saga between the two could be concluded with the FIA introducing more stringent tests for the flexing front wings – something which Red Bull has regularly drawn attention to in recent...
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