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FIA should keep working on engine ‘grey areas’ – Abiteboul

The FIA should keep working to end the ‘grey areas' in the engine regulations. That is the view of Renault team boss Cyril Abiteboul. This week, we reported that the governing body has clamped down on various loopholes in the rules, with one engineer telling Auto Motor und Sport: 'We have received more technical directives for the engine than ever before.' And F1 race director Charlie Whiting admitted: 'We have become stricter in all areas where the engine manufacturers could theoretically overstep the mark.' Abiteboul welcomes the moves, declaring that Renault was already not exploiting those grey areas. 'Since the 1980s, Renault's policy has been to respect the rules in their...
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