 Renault
driver Jarno Trulli's fourth place in the Monaco Grand Prix will
remain provisional for at least two days, the FIA has said.
The other cars in the race have passed scrutineering but there is a question mark over the software on Trulli's car. An FIA official said checking the telemetry and sophisticated car computer will take at least two days and a decision on whether to allow the result to stand will not be taken until then. The result was Trulli's first points finish of the season and looked to have put an end to his run of misfortune. If he is excluded Rubens Barrichello will move up to sixth place with Giancarlo Fisichella and Heinz-Harald Frentzen promoted to fourth and fifth respectively. |