Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is eager to persuade McLaren to make a U-turn on its veto against fin engine covers on Formula 1 cars in the 2018 technical regulations. While the T-wings looked set to be banned with the fin covers to remain, McLaren has reportedly issued a rule veto to see the fin become outlawed from next season which has prompted late design revisions for F1 teams on their 2018 challengers. McLaren’s executive director Zak Brown says the veto was made for commercial reasons, to give more visibility to the rear wing which he hinted will hold a new major sponsor for the Woking-based team, but Horner is keen to change the decision. Related Articles Grosjean...
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