Parc fermé rules are a set of regulations implemented in Formula One racing that dictate the restrictions placed on teams regarding the maintenance and modifications of their cars during specific periods, such as after qualifying sessions or before races. These rules aim to ensure fairness and prevent teams from gaining an unfair advantage by limiting the adjustments that can be made to the vehicles. The regulations play a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of the sport and contribute to the unpredictability and excitement of events like the Chinese Grand Prix, where drivers like Alonso showcase their skill and determination in securing impressive results despite facing challenging circumstances.
Discover how Fernando Alonso’s resilience and Aston Martin's strategy secured P3 at the Chinese Grand Prix, marking a remarkable comeback.