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Explosive McLaren Rear Wing Scandal Rocks F1 World, Max Verstappen Reacts

Simon Monroy by Simon Monroy
April 11, 2025
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SUZUKA, JAPAN - APRIL 05: Lando Norris of Great Britain driving the (4) McLaren MCL39 Mercedes on track during final practice ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Japan at Suzuka Circuit on April 05, 2025 in Suzuka, Japan. (Photo by Mark Thompson/Getty Images)

In a shocking turn of events in the world of Formula 1, McLaren’s rear wing has ignited a firestorm of controversy during the 2025 season. Speculation and scrutiny surround the aerodynamic flexibility of McLaren’s rear wing, with footage from the Japanese Grand Prix raising eyebrows and drawing the attention of both competitors and the FIA.

Max Verstappen, known for his candid remarks, surprisingly took a diplomatic stance when questioned about McLaren’s rear wing during the Japanese Grand Prix weekend. In a cautious response to the Dutch media, Verstappen stated, “Everyone is trying to do their best and some people read the regulations a bit differently. I don’t make the rules. And I’m also not the one enforcing them either.”

The FIA, not one to shy away from controversy, has implemented stricter load tests for rear wings in response to concerns over flexible aerodynamic components. The allowable deflection under load has been reduced to 0.5mm, a significant decrease from the previous 2mm, with a slight tolerance of 0.25mm for the Chinese Grand Prix due to short notice.

McLaren stands by the legality of its rear wing design, asserting that it complies with all current regulations and has passed the FIA’s rigorous tests. Despite facing scrutiny, McLaren’s engineering team sees the controversy as a badge of honor, showcasing their innovative approach to aerodynamics in Formula 1.

The implications of this controversy on the championship battle are profound, with McLaren’s performance and aerodynamic strategies under intense scrutiny. As the FIA continues its investigations, the outcome of this saga could potentially alter the landscape of the championship standings, highlighting the fine line between innovation and adherence to regulations in the high-stakes world of Formula 1.

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