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Ferrari sparked controversy at the German Grand Prix in July when Felipe Massa ceded the lead, and potentially victory,Moncler sito ufficiale, to teammate Fernando Alonso following a series of coded radio messages. The stewards fined Ferrari $100,louboutin,000 after the race and forwarded the matter to the World Motor Sport Council for further consideration.



The new engines will drink 35 per cent less fuel yet maintain current levels of performance.

The FIA has paved the way for the use of team orders in Formula 1 from next season after deleting the regulation which banned them from their rulebook.

Next year, F1 is already due to see the re-introduction of KERS (Kinetic Energy Recovery System), a device that stores energy from braking and converts it into power used to boost acceleration.
The FIA confirmed its intention for a greener Formula 1 with the introduction of radical new engine regulations from 2013.

At the final meeting of the year of the World Motor Sport Council,doudoune moncler pas cher, the body rubber-stamped plans to ensure the sport becomes more environmentally friendly.
Following a meeting of the WMSC,Piumini Moncler, they announced the article forbidding team orders had been "deleted" from the 2011 Sporting Regulations.


The WMSC, however, merely upheld the fine, and instead of imposing any further punishment, proposed the rule be reviewed.
Following dialogue with the four engine manufacturers — Ferrari,louboutin pas cher, Renault, Mercedes and Cosworth — the powerplants will be turbocharged 1.6-litre,christian louboutin, four-cylinder units with high-pressure fuel injection,Moncler outlet, and a maximum 12,moncler quincy,000rpm. The quartet now have 27 months to deliver the new powerplants that will replace the current 2.4-litre V8s. VW/Audi may also come into the reckoning as an engine supplier in light of the FIA's forward-thinking plans.

Team orders rule deleted by FIA
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