FIA limita a velocidade máxima dos carros de F1 no GP de Mônaco com novos mapas de motor

A FIA introduziu novas regras de mapeamento de motor para limitar as velocidades máximas durante o Grande Prêmio de Mônaco. A aerodinâmica ativa também será desativada durante toda a volta. As medidas visam aumentar a segurança no circuito de rua apertado.

As mudanças incluem um mapeamento de motor específico chamado Rev1 para a corrida de Mônaco. Sob este mapa, os carros entregarão 350kW apenas até 200km/h antes que a potência seja cortada drasticamente, chegando a cerca de 100kW a 270km/h e zero a 300km/h. Isso substitui a curva padrão que mantém maior potência até 290km/h.

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