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FIA adopts zero tolerance approach to Silverstone track limits

 XPB Images The FIA has adopted a “zero tolerance approach” to track limits at Silverstone, with race director Charlie Whiting notifying all F1 teams in a note sent out ahead of Saturday’s qualifying for the British Grand Prix. The governing body has zeroed in on “turns 9, 15 and 18”, namely Copse, Stowe, and Club corners, and the statement warns that any driver failing to abide by the rules will see his lap time being nullified. The note reads as follows: “Further to the discussion in the drivers meeting yesterday evening I would like to confirm that we will again be adopting a "zero tolerance" approach to cars leaving the track at turns 9, 15 and 18...
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