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In a shocking turn of events, reigning Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen has hit back at the FIA following a new accusation related to Red Bull’s front wing setup. The governing body claims that Red Bull may have violated regulations concerning the adjustment of the front wing strakes, raising concerns over the car’s legality.
Verstappen, visibly frustrated, lashed out at the FIA’s relentless scrutiny, accusing them of unfairly targeting Red Bull. “This is getting ridiculous,” Verstappen said in a fiery statement, suggesting that the ongoing disputes are distracting from the sport. He hinted that Red Bull’s dominance may be driving the increased attention from the FIA, stating, “It feels like every time we gain an advantage, they try to find something to slow us down.”
The controversy centers around adjustments made to the front wing’s strakes, which help manage airflow over the car. While Red Bull maintains they are within the limits of the regulations, the FIA’s technical team has launched an investigation to determine if any breaches occurred. This could potentially impact Red Bull’s championship fight as they try to fend off competitors like Mercedes and Ferrari.
This latest accusation has sparked heated debates in the paddock, with other teams weighing in on the FIA’s actions. Verstappen, clearly frustrated, made it clear he’s not backing down, promising to “let his driving do the talking” on the track.
As tensions rise, the Formula 1 world waits to see how this will unfold and what impact it could have on Red Bull’s dominance and Verstappen’s quest for more victories.
