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FIA confirms: No track limits at Zandvoort!

One day before the official start at Zandvoort in the Netherlands, the FIA, the regulatory body of Formula 1, has officially confirmed that it will not enforce track limits. Drivers are allowed to run out wide as long as the car is brought back onto the track safely. "If a driver overshoots the corner at Turn 1 there is a small road along the front of the tyre barrier which leads back on to the track at the exit of Turn 1, please ensure that your drivers use this when necessary," the race directors notes state.  Read more Verstappen honest: 'Not up to me to make fans stop booing at Hamilton' The same applies to corners eight and eleven, if a driver goes off track here he will...
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