In fact, the FIA has promised to tackle this circumstance with a regulatory change that prevents this type of movement. Frederic bertrand, head of the international organization, has indicated in this regard: “The entrance and exit of the pitlane remain open and the cars are free to enter the pits whenever they stop in front of their box, even under Safety Car. We will have to modify the regulations again to adapt and close this possible gap of what could have happened here, even if it didn’t happen because they had a mistake. We have to react and change it quickly to avoid these problems».
Referring to the regulation and its preparation, ultimately the cause of this ‘legal vacuum’, Bertrand has added: «The flexibility and adaptability that Formula E has when designing its regulations must be maintained, but with another format. In many cases, what is reflected in the regulations is the result of many discussions and analyzes in which we try to fine-tune the regulations so that everyone is satisfied. Formula E is special and that is even reflected in the championship. We may have to move towards a more standard basis and that is what we will do to write the regulation in the future.».