After Renault, is Ferrari also withdrawing from the protest against Racing Point?

This year Racing Point has copied a little more of the Mercedes from 2019 than it should have done and has obtained data for this from Mercedes. Nevertheless, Racing Point itself appealed against the penalty of 400,000 euros and 15 points, as opposed to the appeal made by Renault and Ferrari for having found the penalty to be too light.

Is Ferrari giving up the fight too?

However, Renault has withdrawn from the fight since Tuesday night and according to the Spanish Formula 1 journalist, Albert Fabrega, that is not at all surprising either. In fact, Renault's aim was to ban this type of copy from 2021, and that seems to be happening. According to Fabrega, we could soon have a directive from Formula 1 on this subject.

There is therefore a good chance that Ferrari, too, will drop the protest, leaving only Racing Point. However, if the Italians bury the hatchet, then, according to Fabrega, it is only logical that Racing Point, too, should resign itself to the decision. They can still drive the car now, but they will have to do it themselves in the future.

Renault siempre manifestó que intención del proceso era presionar para modificar reglas 2021 y evitar coches copia. Entiendo q sucederá

Renault had always stated that the target of the process is to put pressure to change 2021 rules and avoid copy cars. I understand will happen

— Albert Fabrega (@AlbertFabrega) August 26, 2020