FIA bans reactive ride height systems

21 January 2012, 4:55 am

LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One's governing body has moved to ban, before the start of pre-season testing, controversial new reactive suspension systems that several teams were working on. Williams chief operations engineer Mark Gillan said the International Automobile Federation (FIA) had declared the systems to be illegal for the 2012 season starting in Australia in March. "The FIA has just ...... Read More »

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