Enforcing Integrity: FIA’s Firm Stand on F1 Parc Fermé Violations at the US Grand Prix

Enforcing Integrity: FIA's Firm Stand on F1 Parc Fermé Violations at the US Grand Prix

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According to a report, the FIA is set to clamp down hard on parc ferme ride height checks at the United States Grand Prix after an unidentified Formula 1 outfit is believed to have circumvented the technical regulations. Teams are prohibited from making ride height changes under parc ferme conditions; any ability to do so […]

Teams are not allowed to change their ride height under parc ferme conditions to prevent gaining unfair advantages. Ride height plays a crucial role in maximizing aerodynamic performance in F1, particularly due to varying fuel loads between qualifying and the race. There have been discussions between the FIA and teams about a possible method to adjust the front bib height of an F1 car clandestinely. Allegedly, a device within the driver cockpit could be used for this unauthorized alteration, violating F1 technical regulations. While no concrete evidence has been presented to the FIA, the governing body emphasized that any front bib clearance adjustments during parc ferme are strictly prohibited. As the 2024 F1 season enters its final stages, competition is intense with tight battles in both the Constructors’ and Drivers’ standings. McLaren, Red Bull, and Ferrari are closely competing, while the fight for sixth place is equally tight between RB and Haas. Despite the potential advantages, teams are reminded that ride height modifications are not allowed under the existing F1 regulations, which are outlined in Article 40.2 and Article 40.9 of the technical regulations.

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