Ferrari probed over energy recovery system


Motoracing - Formula One F1 - Monaco Grand Prix - Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo, Monaco - May 24, 2018 Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel during practice REUTERS/Benoit Tessier

MONACO (Reuters) - Ferrari were cast into the spotlight at the Monaco Grand Prix on Thursday after Formula One rivals questioned the legality of the energy recovery system on the Italian team's car and the governing body was reported to be investigating.

The sport's official website (www.formula1.com) said the governing International Automobile Federation (FIA) had asked Ferrari to "run an extra piece of hardware" so they could monitor the system.

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