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FIA Revamps Formula 1’s 2025 Sporting Rules: Formation Laps and Damaged Cars Loopholes Now Closed

Carl Harrison by Carl Harrison
March 3, 2025
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In a decisive move, the International Automobile Federation (FIA) has tightened the regulations around Formula 1 racing, setting the stage for the 2025 season. The most significant changes refer to the policies on formation laps and damaged cars, altering the dynamics of the sport.

Previously under the Article 43.8 of F1’s sporting rules, cars starting from the pitlane would depart at their discretion. This has now been altered to mandate that “all cars starting from the pitlane able to do so must leave the pitlane and join the formation lap”. This move aims to instil discipline and uniformity, embellishing the spirit of the competition.

Moreover, the FIA has also made strides in ensuring the safety of the sport. The governing body has addressed the loophole concerning damaged cars, although the specifics of these changes have not been disclosed. This move is significant, as it underscores the FIA’s commitment to prioritising the safety of the drivers over the thrill of the sport.

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These changes, while they may seem small, have the potential to transform the dynamics of Formula 1 racing. The alteration to the formation lap rule, in particular, is set to change the strategy employed by teams during the race. It will no longer be a game of waiting for the opportune moment to leave the pitlane, but rather a race against the clock to join the formation lap.

On the other hand, the changes surrounding damaged cars will likely lead to a safer racing environment. The FIA has yet to unveil the specifics of these changes, leaving fans and teams in anticipation. However, it’s clear that the governing body is taking steps towards making the sport safer for everyone involved.

In conclusion, the FIA has made a series of important changes aiming to improve the sport’s discipline and safety. As we gear up for the 2025 F1 season, these alterations to the rules of the game are not only set to change the way the game is played but also how it is perceived by fans worldwide. So, buckle up and get ready for a thrilling, safer, and more disciplined F1 season come 2025.

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