F1 and FIA to discuss appeal deposit increase after failed Red Bull protests
The FIA and F1 teams will discuss increasing the cost of deposits paid when appealing in-race decisions, after two failed Red Bull protests against Mercedes this year.
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The FIA and F1 teams will discuss increasing the cost of deposits paid when appealing in-race decisions, after two failed Red Bull protests against Mercedes this year.
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