'Track limits are track limits and they don’t need to be made with sausage kerbs.' F1 star admits safety concerns after Zhou Guanyu and Formula 2 horror crashes BritishGP
Alfa Romeo’s Valtteri Bottas says ‘something needs to happen’ after two horrendous crashes at the British Grand Prix.
Thankfully, Zhou was soon declared conscious, and was later seen back in the paddock with a smile after being checked over by the medical department. “Obviously you need to get on with it and luckily I was quite quickly messaged that he was fine, so that helps.”, with the morning’s Formula 2 race seeing Dennis Hauger go off track and be fired up towards Roy Nissany’s head.
The Finn put the incident down to ‘sausage kerbs’ which he has long campaigned against, with their impact seen as one acted like a ramp to launch Hauger’s car into the air.
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