Formula 1's governing body moved to seal and impound the steering wheels and electronic control units of Renault's race cars at Suzuka on Sunday after a Japanese Grand Prix protest by rivals Racing Point. The International Automobile Federation (FIA) said, after meeting team representatives, that the protest had been ruled admissible and would be heard at a later date. Canadian-owned Racing Point had protested about an 'alleged pre-set lap distance-dependent brake bias adjustment system' on the cars raced by Australian Daniel Ricciardo and German Nico Hulkenberg. The FIA said a representative of the technical department had been directed to seal and impound the parts in preparation for a...
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