Moving on to the FIA stewards list, the panel will be led by Nish Shetty and he will be assisted by Mathieu Remmerie, Enrique Bernoldi and Hassan Alabdali. Steel kerbs have been replaced by a permanent concrete bevelled kerb. Turn 21: Painted kerb and “rumble strip” has been added to the verge.Turn 20: Painted kerb and “rumble strip” has been added to the verge.Turn 20: New alignment of wall, offset to old wall 3.70 m.Turn 19: A painted kerb and “rumble line” has been added in the verge.Turn 17: The existing mobile steel kerb has been replaced by a permanent concrete bevelled kerb.Turn 14: Painted kerb and “rumble strip” has been added to the verge.Turn 14: New alignment of wall, offset to old wall 5.80 m.Turn 11: A “Rumble strip” has been added behind to the verge at RHS.Left from the vehicle opening to the end of the track light posts.
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Turn 11: A row of grey TECPRO Barriers have been installed at the inside of Turn 11 exit on drivers.Turn 10: The existing mobile steel kerbs (apex and exit) has been replaced by a permanent.
Its a fun glitch, and also very tough to do.If you would like to supp. Here’s the whole list of changes as per FIA – I tried to take maggots and becketts of Silverstone with DRS in f1 mobile racing 2022. Apart from the DRS zone revision, the Jeddah circuit has a long list of changes made as the FIA continues the push to make it safer after several discussions with the F1 drivers and teams about safety. The activation points remains at 170m after Turn 27. This is to not make it easy for drivers to re-pass straight up after the tactics were exploited by multiple drivers in the last couple of F1 grands prix. In a slight change, the detection of the third is on exit of Turn 27 rather on entry as per last year.
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