Teams test despite ban.
Formula 1 may be in the middle of its three-week summer break and the test ban, but that hasn't stopped Renault from doing some additional checks ahead of the inaugural European Grand Prix a✱t Valencia.
The Regie took advantage of the rules, which permit teams to conduct short shakedowns, providing they do not do more than 50 kilometres, to run at the Kemb🔯le Airfield in Gloucestershire this week.
According🎶 to reports in the British press, Renault fielded two cars at the facility, which use to b✱e the former home of the Red Arrows.
Formula 1 may be in the middle of its th🗹ree-week suꦚmmer break and the test ban, but that hasn't stopped Renault from doing some additional checks ahead of the inaugural European Grand Prix at Valencia.
The Regie took advantage of the rules, which permit teams to conduct short shakedowns, providing they do not do mor🔯e than 50 kilometres, to run at the Kemble Airfield in Gloucestershire this week.
According to reports iཧn the British press, Renault fielded two cars at the facility, which use to be the former home of the Red Arro𒁏ws.
McLaren-Mercedes and F✨orce India meanwhile were also apparently at Kemble last week conducting similar shakedowns.
Formula 1 testing will now resume proper following the European Grand Prix, with Monza set to hold the next big g🐻roup test, with running scheduled for three-days from August 27-29.
