TOYOTA......... Pos. Driver Team Tires Time Laps 1 T. Glock 01:19.799 96 Toyota 2 L. Hamilton 01:20.099 73 McLaren 3 F. Alonso 01:20.363 49 Renault 4 S. Bourdais 01:20.407 51 Scuderia Toro Rosso 5 F. Massa 01:20.500 85 Ferrari 6 H. Kovalainen 01:20.535 79 McLaren 7 K. Kobayashi 01:20.577 53 Toyota 8 K. Räikkönen 01:20.646 88 Ferrari 9 K. Nakajima 01:20.758 57 Williams 10 A. Sutil 01:21.705 71 Force India F1 11 M. Webber 01:22.275 53 Red Bull 12 D. Coulthard 01:22.581 54 Red Bull 13 N. Hulkenberg 01:24.023 65 Williams 14 S. Vettel 01:24.873 50 Scuderia Toro Rosso
The FIA has announced that all F1 engine development will be frozen for ten years from 2008 onwards. The announcement came after a meeting of the World Motor Sport Council today in Paris and will likely not go down well with a number of manufacturers who were fighting against such a lengthy freeze.
"There will be a total freeze on engine development for a period of 10 years, starting from 2008," a brief FIA statement read.
"A change can be made after five years but only with the unanimous agreement of all stakeholders and following a further two-year notice period," it added. "Total freeze means that there will be no exceptions for development of certain parts of the engine, as is the case under the current regulations."
Manufacturers against such an engine development freeze proposed limited changes be allowed in order to help promote more environmentally-friendly technology.
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