The FIA has revealed more details about plans to fit wheel arches on F1 cars to help reduce spray when running in the wet. Full story:
that it was going to start some trials for wheel arches to help in wet-weather races.
The evaluation of the idea has prompted some intrigue about exactly how things could work if the trial proves successful. "We don't want it to be that every time there's a drop of rain, then suddenly you have to fit these things." "We have so many people watching, spectators paying tickets, teams travelling all over the world, and then to suddenly say we can't race is not very responsible of us.
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