FIA Sporting & Technical Regulations

[christophulus]

I'm sure many people on here already have access to these documents, but for those who don't, the Sporting & Technical regulations are online. Personally I find them quite interesting to read, and also the level of detail that the car design restrictions go into is astonishing. I can't believe we have so many distinct cars when the rules are so tight!

http://www.fia.com/en-GB/sport/regulations/Pages/FIAFormulaOneWorldChampionship.aspx

The F1 Media Centre is also a good link to have:

http://www.fia.com/EN-GB/MEDIACENTRE/F1_MEDIA/Pages/home_page.aspx

[ioan]

I agree with you, and I think that people do not realize all this when they call the FIA stupid and other crap like that.

[ArrowsFA1]

The F1 Media Centre is also a good link to have:
It will be if the FIA provide the transparency they have promised.


One of the the things everyone wants to know is what was said in the original stewards’ meeting, as we have only the FIA stewards’ version of events as published yesterday. Whitmarsh said that he has not seen the transcript because one does not exist, “these things are not normally minuted and one of the stewards did not bring his notebook with him,” he said.
http://www.jamesallenonf1.com/

It seems extraordinary that minutes of these hearings are not taken, and so are not available to be referred to if there is any appeal.

[Dave B]

Extraordinary? It's just more evidence of how the FIA's kangaroo court operates. It doesn't bother collating all the evidence, and doesn't bother documenting the process. Pathetic.

[christophulus]

It will be if the FIA provide the transparency they have promised.

Well, yes. Thankfully they have released the audio of the conversations but some more TV footage would be greatly appreciated.

But then what would people find to argue about? :p