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FIA clamping down hard in 2015

FIA officials are pushing hard for its regulations to be fully respected by Formula 1 teams in 2015. With the governing body having already clamped down in the area of fuel flow, Auto Motor und Sport reports that the FIA is now targeting engine upgrades that are being introduced for supposedly ‘reliability'-based reasons. Amid the current engine ‘freeze', F1's engine makers are able to modify their power units for reliability reasons without dipping into their allocation of upgrade ‘tokens'. But Honda, for instance, appears to have made big steps forward so far in 2015 – reportedly to the tune of 50 horse power – despite not yet spending a single performance...
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