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(Reuters) - McLaren's Lando Norris on Monday said he is conflicted about FIA's plans to introduce changes to reduce or eliminate the "porpoising" problem affecting this season's Formula One cars, but added that driver safety was paramount.
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McLaren's Lando Norris on Monday said he is conflicted about FIA's plans to introduce changes to reduce or eliminate the "porpoising" problem affecting this season's Formula One cars, but added that driver safety was paramount.
With the build-up to WTCR Race of Spain continuing, here’s a reminder of what’s on track and when at MotorLand Aragón, venue of rounds seven and eight of the 2022 WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup. Saturday June 2509h00-09h45: Free Practice 1 (Live on Facebook, YouTube, Eurosport Player) 12h30-13h00: Free Practice 2 (Live on Facebook, YouTube, Eurosport Player) 15h30-15h50: Qualifying Q1 (Live on Eurosport Player and other broadcasters around the world) 15h55-16h05: Qualifying Q2 (Live on Eurosport Player and other broadcasters around the world) 16h05-16h20: Qualifying Q3 (Live on Eurosport Player and other broadcasters around the world) Ad/> Sunday June 2611h15: Race 1 (30 minutes+1 lap) (Live on Eurosport Player and other broadcasters around the world) 11h55 (approx.): Race 1 podium 15h15: Race 2 (25 minutes+1 lap) (Live on Eurosport Player and other broadcasters around the world) 15h50 (approx.): Race 2 podium WTCRRace preview: WTCR Goodyear #FollowTheLeader Azcona aiming to reign in SpainYESTERDAY AT 04:04 The post WTCR Race of Spain key timings revealed appeared first on FIA WTCR | World Touring Car Cup.
While a safety car paved the way for a late-race crescendo in the Canadian Grand Prix last weekend, Max Verstappen again took charge to claim his sixth victory of the 2022 Formula 1 season and further strengthen his title defence.
The FIA will meet teams this week in an attempt to defuse the controversy caused by their intervention in the regulations that overshadowed the Canadian Grand Prix. F1’s governing body had attempted to address the problems with cars bouncing on track this season, amid fears for drivers’ safety, but their efforts only caused friction across the paddock.
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It was the roar of the fans that Lewis Hamilton missed, and so it was fitting that when he most needed a boost, he heard it from the largest crowd in Canadian Grand Prix history.