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F1 teams now allowed 10 additional staff per race

The Formula 1 teams will be allowed 10 additional members of staff per race, starting with immediate effect from this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix. The move has been confirmed in the latest update to the FIA's sporting regulations and as the sport eases slightly the restrictions that have been in place since the start of the season to help combat Covid-19. Article continues under video For the opening six races, the 10 teams have been restricted to 80 personnel and been forced to use temporary facilities for their staff provided by the circuits, while catering has been from a central source. From Spa onwards, the teams are again allowed to have in place their own units in the paddock...
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