Last week, the FIA—Formula One's governing body—sent a letter to the teams indicating they are no longer allowed to provide advice to their drivers via radio during the race. According to the BBC, the letter said, "no radio conversation from pit to driver may include any information that is related to the performance of the car or driver." While there are some wrinkles that will have to be ironed out, overall the clampdown is good for the sport. Generally, any change that makes it more difficult for the drivers makes F1 more exciting for the fans.  For example, the new technical regulations this year reduced the aerodynamic downforce produced by the cars, while also allowing for engines that provide more power and torq...

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Last week, the FIA—Formula One's governing body—sent a letter to the teams indicating they are no longer allowed to provide advice to their drivers via radio during the race. According to the BBC, the letter said, "no radio conversation from pit to driver may include any information that is related to the performance of the car or driver." While there are some wrinkles that will have to be ironed out, overall the clampdown is good for the sport. Generally, any change that makes it more difficult for the drivers makes F1 more exciting for the fans.  For example, the new technical regulations this year reduced the aerodynamic downforce produced by the cars, while also allowing for engines that provide more power and torq...

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