The Scuderia Ferrari F1-75 car of Carlos Sainz was called in for a randomly-selected inspection by the FIA at the end of the first round of the 2022 Formula 1 season, the Bahrain Grand Prix, as officially confirmed by the governing body of motor sport.
A Technical Delegate’s Report has been released, which informs that the F1-75 car of Carlos Sainz was selected as part of a process in which a car finishing inside the top 10 can be chosen randomly for thorough physical inspections, in addition to the usual post-race inspections that are done to validate the final results at the end of a Grand Prix.
The document from Jo Bauer, FIA Formula 1 Technical Delegate, states that “after the race of the Bahrain Grand Prix, car number 55 was randomly chosen among the top 10 cars for more extensive physical inspections. Subject to these physical inspections were front and rear wheel bodywork, front and rear wheel covers, front and rear wheel rims and front and rear wheel fasteners.”
At the same time, the document confirms that there were no issues found on Carlos Sainz’s Scuderia Ferrari Formula 1 car: “All inspected components were found to be in compliance with the 2022 Formula 1 Technical Regulations,” the report concludes.
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