Traction control has been banned in Formula One since 2009, but some people in the sport claim championship leader Sebastian Vettel's Red Bull car has some form of traction-control system after he was lapping the Singapore Grand Prix circuit more than two seconds per lap faster than his nearest competitor, USA Today and the BBC report. Former Red Bull team boss Giancarlo Minardi, who initiated the speculation, was watching the Singapore race from the sidelines and claims the Renault engine in Vettel's car was making a "sound similar to the sound made by the engine when the traction control system was used in previous seasons.".
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