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Full Regulation Text
Article B11.6.1
PE - Competitor Permissions
Chapter: B11.6
In Simple Terms
Each F1 team is allowed to do two practice sessions with their current car without it counting toward their track usage limits (TCC). This gives teams extra opportunities to test and develop their car during the season.
- Teams get exactly 2 permitted practice sessions with their current car
- These sessions do not count against track usage restrictions (TCC)
- Only applies when using a Current Car (not older specification cars)
- Provides additional testing opportunities beyond standard allocations
Official FIA Text
Each Competitor will be permitted to carry out two (2) PE with a Current Car which will not be considered TCC.
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