Panel 2025 of F1 Steovers set to expand into six Grands Prix

The panels of Formula 1 Steovers will be expanded by three to four officers in six incidents of high -charge by the FIA, with a 2025 -season opener, Motorsport.com in Australia.

The change is included in Article 15.1 of the 2025 Sports Rules of F1, which has been overhale at several places just before the new campaign begins.

The F1 Stewarding panels include three officers, one of which has been a pre-racer to help providing the attitude of the drivers for a long time, when the steovers rule the events, as well as a stever on each panel appointed by the National Sports Authority (ASN), who oversees each race.

Article 15.1 has been replaced to explain that “at least three and maximum four stewers, one of whom will be appointed as the chairman” will be appointed each race from the holders of the FIA ​​Super License (which is different from those earned by F1 drivers).

But Motorsport.com understands that the expansion will apply only to six 2025 events which FIA consists of a high charge, depending on the previous race on the related tracks.

It is understood that this year the race will get a four-staward panel in Australia, China, Canada, Singapore, Mexico and Brazil, with other 18 races standard three-person panels.

FIA data suggested events have changed the rules to increase the steviding capacity and resources, the best benefit will be.

The change will allow the additional member of the stewers panel to collide initial reviews and to consider after events.

But the decisions will be made by the full panel – with any major rights instead of additional members – and a chairman will still be appointed in each race.

The theme of F1 Stewarding is controversial in the 2025 campaign.

Last year, there was a lot of discussion between drivers and fans about the continuous use of unpaid volunteers to act as stewers. They are offered travel expenses only to judge racing events and other tasks covered under the FIA ​​compliance code.

FIA President Mohammad Ben Sulem has said that he is open to permanent stewers, but has raised the question that in 2024, the question has raised the question of who should pay for them, while telling the late motorlosport.com. “(Driver) does not want to pay for this”,

McLaren Boss Zak Brown said at the Autosport Business Exchange in London in January that he would be happy as “McLaren and the contribution of all racing teams”, as it is “very important for the game” to leave the current approach for a very long time.

In January FIA dropped East-F1 racer Johnny Herbert from his stewarding pool For the “incompatible” media Panditri about Britain’s behavior with betting companies, which has also focused on steward activities.

Herbert used his betting stage deal to comment About Max Verustapane This was done when he worked as Steward, a driver in the last year’s Mexican Grand Prix, who reprimanded the World Champion’s camp.