XPB Images As expected, the FIA has issued a tech brief to teams clarifying its stance on the 'trick suspension' concept brought to the forefront by Ferrari earlier this year. Teams have been debating with the governing body the legality of the hydraulic suspension systems, notably those run previously by Mercedes and Red Bull which have been further developed and now appear to exceed the legal boundaries, although this may be a matter of interpretation. According to Autrosport, the FIA has earmarked five key areas or components where it will seek compliance. - Any system that changes how the car responds to body accelerations. - No direct coupling between the ride height...
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