Ferrari wings are legal - FIA
By Jay
July 26 2010
FIA has cleared the controversy surrounding the front wings of the F10 and that of Red Bull's cars.
There were reports that the front wing of both these cars were bending more towards the ground.
Ferrari had introduced the new wing for the German GP, and photographs of the same did the rounds in the pit garages of rival teams.
However, shortly after the race yesterday, FIA technical delegate Bauer issued a statement saying the wings had passed rules tests.
McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh who commented the "wing looked unusual, later stated that that other teams will be looking into copying the front wing solution if it is deemed legal.
“If it is (achieved) by some clever and legitimate way, then we need to learn it very quickly."
Ferrari’s team boss Stefano Domenicali, however, denied that the photographs are evidence of illegal flexing.
He said, “I feel it is part of the pressure, part of the game."
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