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F1 set to introduce minimum driver weight in 2019
The FIA is finalising plans for a minimum Formula 1 driver weight in 2019 to ensure that heavier drivers are no longer penalised. A minimum of 80kg will be established for the driver and his seat, including specially marked ballast that will sit under it, while the overall car/driver weight will rise a further 6kg to 740kg. When considered on its own, the car will have to weigh 660kg. The idea emerged from the last F1 Strategy Group meeting, and after discussions at the Technical Working Group, the Strategy Group was updated on progress at last week’s gathering. After more discussions at the next TWG, a detailed proposal will be drawn up for final approval. Driver weight became a major...
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