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FIA moves to stop flexi-wings concerns

By Jonathan Noble Thursday, June 15th 2006, 14:57 GMT

Motor racing's governing body has moved to bring an end to renewed concerns about flexi-wings in Formula One by implementing immediate changes to the rear wing regulations, autosport.com can reveal.

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