Williams certainly created a stir on the opening day of in-season testing in Barcelona when development driver Alex Lynn emerged from the garage with this double-decker rear wing fitted to the FW38. The Grove-based outfit explained that it was being used "to gain a better understanding of the car aero balance over a lap"

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