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Renault drop appeal in 'copying' row

Renault have asked Formula One's governing body FIA to withdraw their appeal against the punishment imposed on Racing Point for copying Mercedes' brake ducts. Stewards docked Racing Point 15 points and fined them 400,000 euros for a breach of the sporting regulations at every race since the Austrian season-opener. Final races announced - including Istanbul Park's return When to watch the Belgian GP live on Sky this weekend Renault had joined Ferrari in protesting the stewards' decision, seeking stricter punishment against Racing Point. But Renault have now decided against taking the matter to FIA's International Court of Appeal, leaving Ferrari the only team still chasing the matter. A...
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