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The Scuderia Ferrari will be heading to Montreal with the FIA watching them like hawks. Following complaints from several teams, the FIA have decided to take action. Now, F1 race director Charlie Whiting believes new software will make it easier for the FIA to monitor Ferrari’s ERS.

The FIA has been scrutinising Ferrari’s unique twin-battery arrangement since April’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Now, Whiting has confirmed that he was now satisfied with the results of the investigation.

According to him, no extra sensors were fitted to the Ferraris in Monaco. So the FIA pursued a more complicated process to monitor the system.

The new software will be in operation from next week’s Canadian Grand Prix. It is said to streamline the process and allow the FIA to continue to keep a close watch.

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