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FIA cuts energy recovery limit for F1 Japanese GP qualifying after late change

During Formula 1 qualifying at the iconic Suzuka Circuit, drivers will now only be allowed to harvest eight megajoules of energy, whereas that limit had initially been set at nine megajoules. The FIA has cut the rate of harvesting in an attempt to reduce the amount of super clipping at a track that, like Melbourne, is described as ‘harvesting poor’ in the paddock. In Albert Park, that led ...

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During Formula 1 qualifying at the iconic Suzuka Circuit, drivers will now only be allowed to harvest eight megajoules of energy, whereas that limit had initially been set at nine megajoules. The FIA has cut the rate of harvesting in an attempt to reduce the amount of super clipping at a track that, like Melbourne, is described as ‘harvesting poor’ in the paddock. In Albert Park, that led ...

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  • What changed: During Formula 1 qualifying at the iconic Suzuka Circuit, drivers will now only be allowed to harvest eight megajoules of energy, whereas that limit had initially been set at nine megajoules. The FIA has cut the rate of harvesting in an attempt to reduce the amount of super clipping at a track that, like Melbourne, is described as ‘harvesting poor’ in the paddock. In Albert Park, that led .
  • Who it affects: This regulation changes story mainly affects the people and teams already tied to the report.
  • Read next: Start with Suzuka archive for more context.

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A rules-focused update that changes how teams and drivers operate.

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It changes the framework teams and drivers have to work within across the current F1 picture.

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Suzuka International Racing Course (Layout & History)

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