Why F1 drivers can't have their cake and eat it over track limits
One of the biggest gripes over track limits in Formula 1 has been consistency, and thus new race director Niels Wittich has chosen to enforce track limits at every corner - with the white line the outer permissible extremity. The drivers aren't exactly happy with that in practice, but it does afford the uniformity that they desired...
If once is funny, twice is silly, and three times naughty, then it is little wonder Formula 1 drivers were up in arms about the 43 track limits infractions at the Austrian Grand Prix.
The tricky nature of some of the Red Bull Ring's turns, especially the high-speed final downhill right hander, were always likely to make life difficult for drivers when it came to being inch perfect with the positioning of their tyres to not run wide.
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