Freight delays that meant the late arrival of cars and engines in Brazil have caused the FIA to scrap the usual Thursday night curfew. As team bosses and drivers gathered for their various media calls and the official press conference, at least four teams, including Ferrari and McLaren, were waiting on their cars, while none of the teams had engines. Talking to reporters, Haas team boss, Guenther Steiner revealed that a plane had just landed and as a result of the delay, in addition to teams being granted permission to work through the night, scrutineering would be rescheduled. 'It's landed but I don't think everything is at the track yet,' said the Italian. 'Apparently the plane landed,...
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