Published 07/23/2024 7:49:09 p.m.

New points system rejected, minimum weight rising to 800kg in 2025

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Plans to extend the points-scoring positions in Formula 1 to cover the top 12 have been rejected by F1 Commission.

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Surely no new points system in Formula 1, the minimum weight of the car will be increased

Formula 1 maintains the current points system, with the top 10 in the result of a grand prix receiving points. A proposal to give more participants points in the results has been rejected, motorsport association FIA announced.

07/24/2024 5:40:52 a.m.·Hasselt, Belgium

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New points system rejected, minimum weight rising to 800kg in 2025

Plans to extend the points-scoring positions in Formula 1 to cover the top 12 have been rejected by F1 Commission.

07/23/2024 7:49:09 p.m.

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Surely no new points system in Formula 1, the minimum weight of the car will be increased

Surely no new points system in Formula 1, the minimum weight of the car will be increased

New points system rejected, minimum weight rising to 800kg in 2025

New points system rejected, minimum weight rising to 800kg in 2025

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