Last proposals rules 2 September 2024

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 Here below, the our proposals
rules:


1) Reconsider the aerodynamic appendages 

2) Increase punishments, from 10 to 15 seconds in serious cases 

3) License points, increase from 12 to 14 points 

4) Engine replacement, proposed 5 penalty positions on the starting grid 

5) Gearbox replacement, proposed 3 penalty positions on the starting grid

 

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