The team will "use common sense" and abandon their 'papaya rules' guaranteeing total equality and freedom to race.

Championship leader Norris has a 12-point lead over Verstappen, who is seeking a record-equalling fifth consecutive title, with McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri a further four points back.

Guardiola admitted his team had to improve at the back but but said at least they were not conceding many clear-cut chances.

Norris leads the title race by 12 points ahead of Verstappen and will take his maiden championship on Sunday if he finishes on the podium.

The prosecutor's office said police had so far detained 35 of the 46 people named in the arrest order. Five were known to be currently abroad, it said.