© WRI2 Romain Grosjean is among those drivers who believe the rules governing the territorial limits of a race track are too stringent, and that the sport would perhaps benefit from awarding drivers a bit more space. Much discussion has taken place recently in Formula 1 on the subject of kerbs and track limits, as warnings or outright penalties have come into force, much to the displeasure of many. As a spectator and as a driver, Grosjean argues in favor of increasing track limits. "I like the liberty, the freedom of going wide," explained the Haas driver. "I think it looks great running on the kerbs. I watched the NASCAR race at Sonoma and their track limits are… well, I...
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