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Oscar Piastri’s car was subjected to a post-Miami investigation by the FIA, of which the results have been confirmed.
McLaren learned the results of the FIA’s investigation into its car following the Miami Grand Prix, where Oscar Piastri won.
Before the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, the FIA confirmed that Piastri’s car underwent a detailed post-race examination, along with Charles Leclerc’s Ferrari.
The investigation focused on all four wheel assemblies of the MCL39, including the wheels, drums, and braking system.
The FIA determined that the car was in compliance with technical regulations, confirming the legality of its braking system.
Car #81 was randomly selected for a more extensive physical inspection after the Miami race, specifically regarding the wheel bodywork assemblies.
The FIA checked for compliance with Article 31.3 and Article 11.5 of the technical regulations, relating to wheel bodywork and brake system coolant, respectively.
McLaren’s successful passing of the inspection extinguished any concerns about potentially illicit methods involving water to cool its braking system.
