Article D13.1.3
Aggravating/Mitigating Factors - Individual Members
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Article D13.1.3
Aggravating/Mitigating Factors - Individual Members
Chapter: D13
In Simple Terms
When F1 officials decide to punish team members (like engineers or mechanics), they can take into account circumstances that make the offense worse (aggravating factors) or less serious (mitigating factors). This means the same rule break might result in different punishments depending on the situation.
- Aggravating and mitigating factors apply to team member sanctions just like they do for driver penalties
- The same rule violation can result in different punishments based on circumstances surrounding the incident
- Officials must consider relevant contextual factors before deciding final penalty severity
- These factors help ensure fair and consistent enforcement across all team members
Official FIA Text
Articles D12.3.1 and A7.12.7 to D12.3.3 relating to aggravating/mitigating factors also apply, mutatis mutandis, to sanctions on Individual F1 Team Members, to the extent relevant.
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