Red Bull used the media exposure in the first round to issue a warning: Pierre Wache, the technical director, indicated that they were aware that the two teams named in the title were gaining undue advantages in terms of the flexibility of their rear wings.
This could escalate into a serious confrontation at the Australian Grand Prix, assuming the matter even gets that far, as it's also possible that it will be sanctioned much sooner. An Italian press outlet suggests that Red Bull has already prepared the necessary documents for the official complaint, based on information from the field. So, it looks like the FIA will definitely investigate these rear wings, and there's a chance that this has already happened or will happen in the coming days (hours...). This wouldn't be done elsewhere, but at the two teams' headquarters in Maranello and Woking. If this happens before the Australian Grand Prix, it could well influence the results.
It looks like it will be an exciting week before the start of the season, but it could also be a race with many objections.
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