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FIA forced to relax F1 curfew as delayed freight disrupt Chinese GP
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The FIA made a slight adjustment to the curfew imposed on Formula 1 teams before the China Grand Prix, after logistical difficulties delayed the arrival of Pirelli tires on the Shanghai circuit. Usually, the teams must respect the "Restricted Period 1", a curfew imposed the night before the activities on the track, which strictly limits the presence of staff in the garages. But in Shanghai, the late arrival of the cargo carrying the tires (...)
Logistics issues force FIA to change team schedule for F1 Chinese GP
The FIA has released an official communication addressed to all Formula 1 teams and race officials ahead of the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix, scheduled to take place at the Shanghai International Circuit from March 13 to March 15. The notice concerns several operational changes introduced because of logistical issues related to the delivery of tyres. According to the document signed by race director Rui Marques, the official tyre supplier encountered…
Tyres Late, Curfew Bent: F1’s Shanghai Scramble
Somewhere between customs and the paddock, the world’s fastest circus is waiting on its shoes, so the rulebook just got a tiny midnight wiggle: picture a small crew, no wrenches, only rubber TLC, and absolutely zero sneaky head starts — because nothing says race week like whispering sweet nothings to tyres before sunrise 😅🙃😬 Want to know how jet-set glam turned into counting who can touch what, when, and why those black circles are the first …
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