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Sports · 25 March 2026

Mercedes F1 2026 two-stage wing faces FIA scrutiny after China.

Mercedes F1 2026 two-stage wing faces FIA scrutiny after China.

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Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team is facing fresh scrutiny from the FIA over a controversial “two-stage” wing system on its 2026 car. Rival teams raised concerns after the Chinese Grand Prix, prompting a review of whether the design complies with active-aero rules. The system reportedly operates in two phases, potentially extending movement beyond the allowed limit, which could offer aerodynamic advantages under braking and corner entry. The FIA is now evaluating whether further action or clarification is required.

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