The cockpit signalling system for F1 drivers will be fixed for the Spanish GP in one week time, race steward Derek Warwick said. The FIA has failed to get it working since it changed suppliers, but an update is set to resolve the problems. Since the FIA decided to change its telemetry supplier, various issues have hampered the normal operation of the system. Usually, drivers have a number of lights inside their cockpits to warn them of track signalling flags, a safety car or the whether DRS is enabled or disabled. The system was introduced several years ago to help the drivers, and worked well until the end of last season. For 2013, the new supplier failed to get it working in time, with...
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