FIA to make immediate rule change after Red Bull chief made McLaren and Ferrari complaint
As explained in the AutoRacer report, the FIA are responding and plans to update Article 3.15.17 of the technical regulations ahead of the Chinese GP. This will reduce the passing measurements for the rear wing slot gaps from 2mm allowed in Melbourne to 0.5mm.
Red Bull plans to respond to McLaren's dominant pace by introducing upgrades for the RB21 F1 car in the upcoming races.
The dust has settled on the season-opening Australian Grand Prix and we have now had a good look at Formula One’s 10 teams.
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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes Ferrari gave up on their strategy gamble at “the worst time” in Melbourne.
Ferrari's Fred Vasseur admitted that a critical strategy error in Melbourne disrupted the team’s performance in the ...
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