From now on, no penalties for minor collisions
The commissioners of the International Automobile Federation (FIA) will pay much less attention to collisions between racers this weekend, when the race for the Austrian Grand Prix will take place, which will make them more daring and willing to take more risks. Racers are said to be much more careful in preparing for overtaking and in overtaking themselves, as they fear the penalties that (sometimes) are shared by commissioners in the event of minor touches. Several teams are expected to advocate that commissioners not examine every touch of race cars on the track, making racers more daring and races more interesting to spectators. The FIA agreed with the proposal and introduced a new way of dealing with incidents. So far, race director Charlie Whiting has passed on to the commissioners every touch between the two race cars, from the Austrian race to