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Brawn hopes flexi-wing issue is over

By Jonathan Noble Saturday, August 28th 2010, 17:43 GMT

Ross Brawn is hopeful that the 'distraction' of Formula 1's flexi wing controversy has now come to an end following the tougher bodywork tests introduced by the FIA

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