The term 'CONCORDE TREAT' is a reference to the Concorde Agreement, which was an international treaty signed in 2003 by the FIA, Formula One's governing body, and the teams competing in the sport. The agreement set out the rules and regulations for the sport, as well as the financial arrangements between the teams and the FIA. The term 'ROE' is an acronym for 'Rules of Engagement', which are the rules that govern the conduct of the teams and drivers during a race.