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FIA to police tyre usage

Pirelli has asked the FIA to ensure that the teams use their tyres under certain conditions at this weekend's German Grand Prix. Following the tyre failures at the British Grand Prix, Pirelli issued a statement highlighting a list causes, with low pressures, aggressive cambers and swapping tyres from side-to-side among them. Ahead of FP1 at the Nurburgring, the FIA issued a not to the teams which said it must satisfy technical delegate Charlie Whiting that their cars comply with a set of conditions. The conditions include minimum starting pressures and stabilised running pressures, maximum cambers and a banning of swapping tyres from side-to-side. On Thursday Lewis Hamilton said he had...
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