Gary Anderson: Why FRIC was banned
AUTOSPORT's technical expert Gary Anderson answers your questions (and one from an ex-F1 driver) about F1 suspension legality, blown diffusers and the engine regulations
Do you agree that FRIC is illegal and, if so, why has it taken so long for action to be taken?
Ben Smith, via email
It's not really for me to judge if something is legal or illegal. The FIA has all the information it needs on how each individual team operates the system and has decided that the time is right to step in.
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