The FIA will ask Formula 1's Strategy Group to consider a rethink of the sport's engine rules if the power gap between the manufacturers is too big at the start of 2017. As part of a new engine agreement between the car manufacturers and the FIA, efforts have been made to ensure that no engine has a huge advantage over another. The FIA will monitor the performance of each engine closely over the first few races of next season and if, according to its calculation, the performance spread at a track like Barcelona is more than 0.3 seconds then action will be taken. The FIA's Head of Powertrain Fabrice Lom explained during a media briefing ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix how the sport will seek...
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