At last Sunday’s Monaco Grand Prix, Formula One’s governing body, the FIA introduced stricter speed restrictions in sections where doubled waved yellow flag were shown. Following a thorough research and review of previous incidents, FIA has made another important step to enhance safety in Formula One on last Sunday by introducing stricter speed restrictions. According to the FIA International Sporting Code, double waved yellow flags are shown when there “is a hazard wholly or partly blocking the track and/or marshals working on or beside the track.” Under such conditions, cars are forced to reduce their speed significantly and overtaking is forbidden. In case of a safety car or...
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