Verdict on protest Renault against Racing Point probably on Friday

The meeting reportedly ended in about 2.5 hours. It's not expected that there'll be a statement from the FIA contest leadership today. The usually well imported journalist Albert Fabrega reports that for Friday's first free practice session at Silverstone a statement will be made by the international motorsport federation.

There's a good chance that the case isn't finished by then. An appeal may still be lodged. The chance that either Racing Point or Renault will do so when they are found to be in the wrong seems very high.

Moreover, it can be assumed that if the 'brake ducts' are found to be illegal, Renault will protest against even more parts of the RP20. Anyway, we'll probably have to be patient until Friday.