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Home Sporting regulations (page 2)

Sporting regulations

Key parts of Formula 1 2017. sporting regulations explained

Race distance

By Darjan Petrić
17/04/2014
in :  Sporting regulations
Nico Rosberg Mercedes W07 Hybrid China GP F1 2016 finish line

The distance of all races, from the start signal to the chequered flag, shall be equal to the least number of complete laps which exceed a distance of 305 km

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Practice and qualifying

By Darjan Petrić
17/04/2014
in :  Sporting regulations
abu-dhabi-f1-2016-top3-qualy-foto-daimler

All drivers may participate in two 90 minutes practice sessions at each Grand Prix on Friday (Thursday at Monaco) and one-hour practice session on Saturday morning and qualifying session on Saturday afternoon

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Points

By Darjan Petrić
17/04/2014
in :  Sporting regulations, Sportski pravilnik
Lewis Hamilton Mercedes W07 Hybrid German GP F1 2016 crosses the finish line Foto Daimler

First ten drivers are awarded points for drivers' and constructors' championship

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Pitlane procedures

By Darjan Petrić
17/04/2014
in :  Sporting regulations
Lewis-Hamilton-and-Nico-Rosberg-Mercedes-W07-Hybrid-in-the-pitlane-Russia-GP-F1-2016-Foto-Mercedes

The pit lane at every F1 circuit is divided into two lanes - fast lane (closest to the pit wall) and inner lane (closest to the garage)

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Parc fermé

By Darjan Petrić
17/04/2014
in :  Sporting regulations
abu-dhabi-f1-2016-parc-ferme-foto-pirelli

Parc ferme is a closed and secured area in the paddock where the cars are weighed and checked by race officials. Cars must be in parc ferme from within three and a half hours of the end of the qualifying until five hours before the start of the race

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Officials

By Darjan Petrić
17/04/2014
in :  Sporting regulations

Seven key race oficials control the activities of the stewards and marshals to ensure safe running of each GP event according to the FIA regulations

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Licences, driver protocole and penalties

By Darjan Petrić
17/04/2014
in :  Sporting regulations

Teams can use up to four drivers in one season, but they all have to possess an FIA Super Licence, must be 18 years old and meet strict performance standards. All drivers must accumulate 40 points over a three-year period with point allocation based on which motorsport series they participated in and the level of results they achieved. If a …

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Fuel usage and refuelling

By Darjan Petrić
17/04/2014
in :  Sporting regulations

All cars must use no more than 105 kg of fuel in the race and must not exceed fuel flow limit of 100 kg/h at any time during an GP event

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Driver changes and additional drivers

By Darjan Petrić
17/04/2014
in :  Sporting regulations

Teams can use up to four drivers per season, but all of them must have an FIA Super Licence

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Drag Reduction System (DRS)

By Darjan Petrić
17/04/2014
in :  Sporting regulations
Nico Rosberg Mercedes W07 Hybrid China GP F1 2016 DRS open

Drag Reduction System was introduced in 2011. to help drivers overtake by reducing the angle of attack of rear wing flap, which is strictly controlled by the rules

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