Brundle Advocates for Rule Changes After Norris' Madring Incident
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Martin Brundle has suggested a review of the rules following an incident that impacted Lando Norris during the Madring Grand Prix. The event, which featured a new venue with unique characteristics, has sparked discussions about potential improvements to the regulations.
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First to reportBrundle: Debating the rule that cost Norris and why Madring needs changesThe inaugural Madring grand prix was ok, the new venue offering some interesting aspects such as the long and banked turn 12 and testing high-speed sections between continuous and unrelenting walls and barriers.
Sky Sports F1Mon 14 Sep · 15:34 UTCRead their report →
Norris backed as Brundle puts forward VSC rule solution"What goes around comes around in the course of a season and even a career, but it felt rather like a robbery..."
PlanetF1Tue 15 Sep · 10:41 UTCRead →
Brundle: Debating the rule that cost Norris and why Madring needs changesThe inaugural Madring grand prix was ok, the new venue offering some interesting aspects such as the long and banked turn 12 and testing high-speed sections between continuous and unrelenting walls and barriers.Sky Sports F1Mon 14 Sep · 15:34 UTCRead their report →Norris backed as Brundle puts forward VSC rule solution"What goes around comes around in the course of a season and even a career, but it felt rather like a robbery..."PlanetF1Tue 15 Sep · 10:41 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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