Sepang F1 Roundup

Controversy about alleged 'illegal' wings lingered on even after the chequered flag at Sepang. Although compromise and concessions were reportedly on the table, it is not certain that Ferrari will agree to change its supposedly 'flexible' front and rear wings, with Ross Brawn even denying that there is anything wrong with the current FIA tests. ''If you want to win you've got to maximise the set of regulations you have,'' said the technical director. ''You don't play it safe.'' Ron Dennis' frustration spilled over in searing Sepang on Sunday, the McLaren principal using the word 'stupid' to describe Christian Klien's late stab on the brakes on lap-one. "I think it's obvious that he made a pretty fundamental mistake," said Kimi Raikkonen, tipped as a Malaysian favourite but instead sent into the barrier with smashed suspension. Dennis grumbled about Klien: "I don't think there's any doubt, it was a stupid error." [URL=http://f1.racing-live.com/f1/en/headlines/news/detail/060319153000.shtml]Read More.[/URL] [B]Controversy about alleged illegal wings[/B] Team boss Jean Todt elected not to comment, but he did deny that any backroom 'deals' had been brokered, adding: "Ask me in Melbourne." The fact is, post-race scrutineers affirmed the legality of the '248' car by officialising the outcome of the Malaysian Grand Prix. Moreover, at least two other teams are apparently also running similarly dubious designs...