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Shark fins set to stay for 2018 season

A U-turn is expected to made on 'shark fins' at the next Strategy Group meeting after an initial movement to have them outlawed from the 2018 season onward. 'Shark fin' covers and T-wings were both due to be banned from the start of the next campaign due to their negative impact on the aesthetics of the cars. However, only the latter T-wing is now set for the axe because 'shark fins' have created more valuable space for potential sponsors. 'The shark fin is possibly still with us,' Force India technical director Andy Green explained via Motorsport.com. 'They are looking at a changing in the wording [of the rules] to bring the shark fin engine cover back again – because lo and behold...
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