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    Sir Lewis Hamilton has spoken, and Formula One has acted

    Sir Lewis Hamilton has spoken, and Formula One has acted


    The sport's governing body has launched a clampdown on flexible rear wings amid suspicion teams are bending the rules.

    The Mercedes driver claims Red Bull used a potentially illegal wing to increase straight-line speed.

    On-board cameras could be used to monitor the behaviour of wings while cars are in motion, in an attempt to spot any excessive movement of bodywork.

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