FIA still considering Ferrari hearing date

The FIA is still not ready to set a date for the hearing about the Ferrari team orders affair.
It has been reported this week that the team’s one-two finish at Hockenheim will be considered during the regular World Motor Sport Council meeting in Como, Italy, on September 10.

But that date clashes with Friday free practice at Monza.

“The relevant committees are consulting about it (a date for the Ferrari hearing),” a spokesman for the Paris based federation is quoted in the German press.

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