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The FIA says they did have a meeting and they're still discussing it. But nothing has been banned or called ilegal so far.
Charlie Whiting says "A team came over to the FIA complaining about the engine maping and they're discussing it."
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Indicentally, THE BIGGESTs earlier stint stretched to 59 laps - almost a full Barcelona race distance - and featured an average lap time of 1m29.507s.
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Dalje:
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Red Bull Racing and Ferrari have changed their testing plans for next month and
will now run at Barcelona from March 2-5.
The test was originally scheduled from March 1 to March 4 - Thursday to
Sunday - but Ferrari opted to test from Friday to Monday instead.
Red Bull consulted with Ferrari if they could join the Italian squad on track
on Monday, with the Maranello squad giving its rivals the green light.
Both teams will still test just four days like their rivals, but will kick
off their programmes a day later.
Red Bull team boss Christian Horner said the decision was made purely for
logistical reasons.
"We have decided to join Ferrari in running from Friday to Monday as opposed
to Thursday to Sunday. We're just moving it a day," Horner told AUTOSPORT.
"From a logistical perspective, it just made a bit more sense. We asked
Ferrari if we could join them, they agreed.
"It's in the test agreement and also within the test regs. We are within the
time limit for that. It's something that we've elected to do. Lotus are doing
their own thing but that's for different reasons elsewhere."
Lotus is set to be granted a private day of testing after pulling out of the
Barcelona test this week because of problems with its chassis.
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Anti-Lag here, right Charlie is out and today's controversy is clearer. Renault it seems have found a way round the engine mapping ban, as we exclusively revealed earlier today.
They haven't found a way to perfectly replicated the 2011 EBD effect but nevertheless they have bent the rules to almost breaking point. The FIA have now banned this loophole with immediate effect.
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"According to the FIA technical Renault and Mercedes engines are still working with mapped ’off-throttle’."
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'Ant-Lag' here, I'll give my twopenneth worth on the latest argument-
The new controversy to surround formula 1 has been caused in part by Renault Engine guy Jean Francois Caubet opening his big mouth & bragging
"Formula 1 is creativity and although the rules have changed, we have worked with Red Bull and found a solution to compensate for the loss of performance (by eliminating the EBD) "" is not the same as before, but is a more intelligent that could make the difference "
They've worked and found a possible loophole. Couple his statement with Newey saying the exhaust was important & they still had some things up their sleeves and it starts to come together. Bottom line is if they are breaking the rules Ferrari was right to say something.
Izgleda da su ovi iz Renola zajebali nesto.