Prior to the first free practice for the Qatar Grand Prix, the FIA published a daunting list of track limits for the race weekend. However, after the first free practice, Michael Masi literally removed the entire section on track limits, and instead came up with a rule that applies to every corner. Initially, track limits applied to corners four, twelve, thirteen, fourteen and sixteen. On second thought, the FIA felt it was a better idea to designate track limits for all corners, according to a publication from race director Masi. Read more BREAKING | Verstappen retains P2 in Brazil after Mercedes protest denied FIA turns Qatar circuit into track limit The rule is simple: the kerbs are now...
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