A zero tolerance approach to drivers who go off track risks turning the British Grand Prix into "a mess" and penalties must be applied fairly, Renault rookie Jolyon Palmer said on Saturday. Formula One drivers were warned in their Friday briefing that anyone who went off track with all four wheels at the Stowe, Copse and Club corners, where there was an advantage to be gained, would face stewards' action. Triple world champion Lewis Hamilton was one of those who fell foul of the rules in qualifying, the Mercedes driver having his first quick lap deleted because he went fully over the white line at Copse. "It's rubbish for the fans because... Hamilton's on (provisional) pole...
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