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Fisichella's lights-to-flag third and final F1 win

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Art. 48.1

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Article 48.1

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Race Start Procedure

Chapter: Chapter IV - The Race

In Simple Terms

The race start follows a strict countdown. At the one-minute signal, all engines must start and team staff must leave. If a car has problems after the 15-second signal, the driver raises their arm and the car gets pushed to the pit lane while others proceed. This ensures safety and fairness in race starts.

Engines must start at one-minute signal
Team personnel leave grid by 15-second signal
Drivers with problems raise arm for assistance
Stricken cars pushed to pit lane

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When the one minute signal is shown, engines should be started and all team personnel must leave the grid by the time the 15 second signal is shown. If any driver needs assistance after the 15 second signal he must raise his arm and, when the remainder of the cars able to do so have left the grid, marshals will be instructed to push the car into the pit lane.

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