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<b>CAMERAS DURING TESTING:</b> If Fernando Alonso's car was equipped with cameras during testing we may have had a better indication of what went wrong during his crash.  <i>Image: AFP</i>
<b>CAMERAS DURING TESTING:</b> If Fernando Alonso's car was equipped with cameras during testing we may have had a better indication of what went wrong during his crash. <i>Image: AFP</i>

LONDON, England- Formula 1's rulers seem determined to fix what one publication insists "is an obvious flaw" in  current track regulations.

Article 27.2 of the F1 rules dictates that cars must always carry 'black box' to collect data "relevant to an accident or incident".

The regulation states: "At any time after an accident or incident competitors must make the data recorder available and accessible to the International Automobile Federation."

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