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Austrian Grand Prix Controversy Sparks Major F1 Rule Changes and $800k Fine
- Cedric Malan
- Jun 30, 2024
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The 2002 Austrian Grand Prix left a significant mark on F1 history, resulting in a hefty fine for Ferrari and a crucial rule change. Michael Schumacher's win, orchestrated by team orders that forced Rubens Barrichello to cede his lead, led to an outcry and a subsequent $800,000 fine. This incident prompted the FIA to ban team orders from 2003, although the ban was later lifted in 2010.