The FIA stewards have completed a hearing in Abu Dhabi following Haas' protest of both Forcꦰe India Formula 1 cars, but do not antic🎀ipate delivering a verdict until just before the final practice session on Saturday afternoon.

Haas launched a protest against both Force Inꩲdia cars on Friday in Abu Dhabi, which was understood to be based on whe✤ther the team had breached the F1 sporting regulations regarding 𝄹the intellectual property of its car design.

Force India re-entered the F1 constructors' championship as a new entry at the Belgian Grand Prix following its exit from administration, with 'Racing Point Force India' taking the place of 'Sahara Force India' - the entity that 🍸built the VJM11 cars - on the grid.

The stewards had been due to mee𓃲t with both Haas and Force India on Friday morning, but postponed the hearing until 1540 local time between FP1 and FP2.

In a statement issued by t🌜he ⛦stewards, they confirmed "a substantial amount of written evidence was submitted and each party made extensive verbal representation."

"The Stewards 𓂃are deliberating on the matter," the bu▨lletin added.

"It is anticipated that a decision will not be handed down any earlier t𒀰hat just prior t💟o Free Practice 3."

Force India team principal Otmar Szafnauer said earlier today he was 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:surprised by the Haas protesꩵt, but expressed his c🎐onfidence that the stewards would make an "informed decision."

Haas has refused to comment on the matter.