Motor racing-F1 governing body to eliminate 'porpoising'


Formula One F1 - Canadian Grand Prix - Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montreal, Canada - June 16, 2022 Red Bull crew is seen ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix REUTERS/Chris Helgren

(Reuters) - Formula One's governing FIA on Thursday said it plans to introduce changes to reduce or eliminate the "porpoising" that has affected this season's cars, after Lewis Hamilton suffered severe back pains during Sunday's Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

The ruling body said it had issued a technical directive to teams ahead of this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix laying out the measures it intends to take.

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