JOHANNESBURG - The Formula 1 summer break is here.
The mandatory shutdown is a strict 14-day consecutive period where teams must completely cease all performance-related operations.
During this time teams are barred from conducting any car developments – no wind tunnel testing,
no CFD simulations, no part production and no simulator work.
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Track action returns on the 29th of August in the form of the Dutch Grand Prix.
So, what happens during the break, in fact, perhaps we also need to catch up on what happened before the break.
- Formula 1 analyst, Gary Formato, spoke to eNCA's Nicole Kente.