F1 teams given more scope to fix engine reliability issues

F1 teams will be given more scope to address engine reliability concerns this year following rule changes approved by the FIA on Wednesday. Here's what you need to know about the changes that have come into force ⬇️

At a meeting of the FIA’s World Motor Sport Council in Paris, a number of tweaks to F1’s sporting and technical regulations were rubber stamped.

Firstly, F1 teams will be allowed to swap power units under parc ferme conditions for newer versions that have been put into their pool.

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