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Drivers ask for stricter policing of track limits

The FIA has been asked to impose more consistent and stricter policing of track limits at all levels of motor racing, following the latest Drivers' Commission meeting. In the wake of renewed discussion in Formula 1 about drivers abusing track limits, which emerged after the tyre blowouts at the Belgian Grand Prix, the issue was a major talking point during the latest meeting of the FIA's Drivers Commission in Paris this week. Following lengthy discussions between its leading representatives, including Emerson Fittipaldi, Emanuele Pirro, Karun Chandhok and Tom Kristensen, an action plan has been put in place in the hope it will address the issue. While some thought was given to trying to...
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