In F1, to stop teams from having too low ride heights on there cars, the FIA made it mandatatory to have wooden planks installed on the cars, that must survive a certain criteria during pac ferme after the race. Does anybody have any pictures of what it looks like and any other information. Also has any teams lost points because the plank was all scrapped up and such that it did not pass inspection? Are they wooden or someother type of material?
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They are wooden (laminar I think) with titanium implants that are measured by FIA stewards after the qualifying and race - 1mm wear means disqualification. I think teams have been disqualified before but not recently.
http://www.scarbsf1.com/BAR_stripped.jpg