XPB Images Ferrari is set to introduce an updated and revised version of its 'Halo' cockpit safety device in Austria, probably during Friday morning's free practice session. It is unsure at this stage if the Scuderia will actually run a car fitted with the updated device - expected to be smaller and made from titanium - or simply conduct static tests under the watchful eye of the FIA's safety representative. The governing body is still in the process of evaluating the specifics and efficiency of the device, and has promised teams that it will announce in early July whether it will be mandatory on all F1 cars in 2017. Currently, the FIA is centering its studies around Ferrari's...
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