Next week, the tests in Jerez should go ahead as planned despite some concerns from local authorities\u2026<\/p>\n
Indeed, significant changes to the Spanish circuit were made during the summer holidays, including new asphalt and new run-off areas. All this was necessary to successfully complete a homologation process to satisfy the FIA.<\/p>\n
A certain fear has gripped the circuit and its officials as next week marks the last tests of the season. Potential delays were the cause of this mindset.<\/p>\n
However, the delegates of the Jerez track stated on Wednesday that the FIA, through the voice of Charlie Whiting, visited the track. Three modifications are necessary to obtain homologation.<\/p>\n
Whiting declared that a second line of tires needed to be installed in turns 1, 9, and 15. The circuit is already working on making these changes.<\/p>\n
All teams except Ferrari and Force India have confirmed their presence for these tests, which will kick off on Tuesday, September 16.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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