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Ferrari gets Monaco makeover after FIA clampdown

Ferrari have broken cover on yet another new look for their car at the Monaco Grand Prix, after their halo-mounted rear-view mirrors were deemed to flout rules by the FIA. A winglet attached to the mirrors was seen to be an attempt at improving aerodynamic performance and has been removed. Sebastian Vettel confirmed that the new positioning of the mirrors had helped him see better over the rear wing of his car, however rival teams were not happy to see the Scuderia attempt to gain an advantage. READ MORE: Renault slam Red Bull lack of loyalty READ MORE: Rosbergs in action in Monaco The FIA and F1 admitted that the wording of regulations saying mirrors could be mounted to the halo needed to...
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