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F1 | Gravel run-off areas under review: FIA studies how to make them safer
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F1 | Gravel run-off areas under review: FIA studies how to make them safer
The Monza GP has reignited the debate over gravel run-off areas after Alonso’s retirement, caused by a stone that damaged his suspension. The FIA is studying solutions to reduce the risks, including preventing stones from hitting drivers’ fingers: gravel remains useful against track limits, but it is being considered to make it thinner and lighter. The weekend of the Monza GP brought back into the spotlight a topic that the FIA had already been …
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