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Home » Niki Lauda urging the FIA to clarify Ferrari car legality

Niki Lauda urging the FIA to clarify Ferrari car legality. Ferrari heads into Monaco amid suggestions it is using more power than is allowed from its battery.

Austrian former Formula One driver and current Mercedes F1 nonexecutive chairman Niki Lauda said that the FIA must clear up the uncertainty about Scuderia Ferrari’s SF71H car as soon as possible. The Maranello team, Mercedes’ key championship rival for this season, heads into Monaco amid suggestions it is using more power than is allowed from its battery. And Mercedes is also pressing the FIA to clarify whether the way in which the Italian side has been using its turbocharger complies with the rules about oil consumption.

“There must be clarity before Monaco,” F1 legend and Mercedes team chairman Lauda told Kronen Zeitung – “These grey areas must be clearly defined, because it simply must be the same for everyone.”

Monaco this weekend is the start of a particularly intense period on the calendar, with seven races in the space of just ten weeks: “That’s exactly why the teams need clarity now.” – Niki Lauda added. And he said there is a “danger” that Mercedes could be stranded behind not one but two rival teams this weekend: “Red Bull and Ferrari are always closer on our heels. Here (at Monaco) a huge mechanical grip is needed. How it is, we’ll only see in qualifying.” – Mercedes F1 nonexecutive chairman Niki Lauda concluded, as reported by the German media this week.

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