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F1: Underwear rule| Miami practice schedule| Practice
Formula One (also known as Formula 1 or F1) is the highest class of international racing for open-wheel single-seater formula racing cars sanctioned by the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA). The World Drivers’ Championship, which became the FIA Formula One World Championship in 1981, has been one of the dominant forms of racing around the world since its inaugural season in 1950. The word formula in the name refers to the set of rules to which all participating cars must conform.[1] The Formula One season consists of a series of races, known as Grand Prix, which take place around the world. occurs on both purpose-built circuits and on closed public roads.
Underwear rule
The FIA has amended the investigation process all teams must follow as part of a heightened push to ensure F1 drivers are complying with jewelery and underwear regulations.
Ahead of this weekend’s inaugural Miami Grand Prix, F1 Race Director Niels Wittich issued an update informing all 10 teams that additional checks related to the wearing of underwear and jewelery will be included as part of the pre-event scrutineers announcement form. Will be done.
Witich reminded drivers of the current ban on wearing jewelery during on-track sessions ahead of last month’s Australian Grand Prix. In the same race, he also had a lengthy meeting with drivers to inform them that they should no longer use non-fire retardant underwear under their suits.
Miami practice schedule
FIA Formula 1 race director Niels Witich has told all teams that they should confirm that their drivers are complying with the underwear and jewelery regulations during the event.
Before the start of each race weekend, all competitors are compelled by the rules to complete a test declaration form where the team declares that their car and equipment comply with various technical regulations.
Before the start of Miami Grand Prix practice yesterday, Wittich informed all 10 teams that the declaration would be amended to “include investigations relating to compliance with the International Sporting Code (ISC), Chapter III, specifically Appendix L of Article 2. Underwear
And Article 5 deals with the wearing of jewellery.”
The International Sporting Code states that drivers must wear “long underwear” as well as other fire-resistant clothing that conforms to FIA standards. It also states that the wearing of jewelery “in the form of body piercing or metal neck chains” is prohibited during the competition. With the new changes to the Scrutinying Declaration Form, teams must declare their drivers to comply with both requirements during the race weekend.
Practice
Sainz then pulled out the first red flag of the session, spinning and crashing into Turn 14 – entering a tight chicane – and ending his session in the wall, with only 40 minutes left, with stoppage 31 minutes to play. .
Five minutes later, Max Verstappen (no time set) was clearly struggling with his steering and then in the final sector, smoke was seen coming out of his rear brake ducts as he drove the RB18 into the pits with a hydraulic problem. Took back.
With soft tires exposed, Russell then topped his advanced W13 with a lap of 1m 29.938s – 0.106s faster than FP1 leader Leclerc.
