still illegal according to the ruling of the FIA International Court of
Appeal

Here is the FIA press release:

DECISION OF THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF APPEAL

The FIA International Court of Appeal met in Paris on Tuesday, August 22,
2006, to examine the appeal made by the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile
against Decision No. 8 handed down by the Stewards of the Meeting on July 28,
2006, concerning the T car of competitor Mild Seven Renault F1 on the
occasion of the Grand Prix of Germany and counting towards the 2006 FIA
Formula One World Championship.

Having heard the explanations of both parties and having examined the various
documents and other evidence, the Court quashed decision No. 8 of the
Stewards of the Meeting and ruled that use of the device known as a Tuned
Mass Damper is an infringement of Article 3.15 of the Formula One Technical
Regulations.

The International Court of Appeal was presided over by Mr Philippe ROBERTI de
WINGHE (Belgium), elected President, Mr Pierre TOURIGNY (Canada), Mr John
CASSIDY (United States) and Mr Anthony SCRIVENER (Great Britain).

The full text of the International Court of Appeal's decision is available,
on request, from the secretariat of the FIA International Court of Appeal in
Paris.

Depresion wrote:

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