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**kristloken** · 03-27-2010, 12:40 AM

The new chassis rules do allow for re-homologation during the season, but only on the grounds of safety. I suppose that a dead car on track can be a safety issue. Perhaps not. But VR got permission to change nonetheless.

I guess, for the next few races, that VR will be praying for SC yellows. They usually get a SC deployment in Melbourne, no?

I'm sure that if Virgin end up retiring because of a lack of fuel then they'd be delighted to have got that far.

03-27-2010, 12:40 AM	#26
kristloken Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 475 Senior Member	The new chassis rules do allow for re-homologation during the season, but only on the grounds of safety. I suppose that a dead car on track can be a safety issue. Perhaps not. But VR got permission to change nonetheless. I guess, for the next few races, that VR will be praying for SC yellows. They usually get a SC deployment in Melbourne, no? I'm sure that if Virgin end up retiring because of a lack of fuel then they'd be delighted to have got that far.
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