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Virtual Safety Car rules revealed

The FIA has revealed details of its new Virtual Safety Car (VSC) system which is to be introduced this year.The introduction of the VSC follows a number of incidents in recent years, not least that involving Jules Bianchi at Suzuka, officials subsequently deeming that the decision to slow down during yellow flag periods should be taken away from the drivers.The VSC, which was successfully tested on the Fridays of a couple of races last season, will normally be used when double waved yellow flags are needed on any section of trackand competitors or officials may be in danger, but circumstances are not such as to warrant use of the safety car.When the order is given to initiate the VSC...
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