Former F1 driver Christijan Albers thinks Pirelli will cope with the banked corners that are currently being constructed in time for next year's Dutch Grand Prix which returns to Zandvoort. One of the corners will feature an audacious banking gradient that far outstrips the fabled Indianapolis Speedway where, in 2005, the United States Grand Prix was badly affected by Michelin tyre problems. But Albers, who was in that race at the Brickyard for Minardi, urged caution in assessing the potential problems that Zandvoort's banking may pose. 'It strikes me that many people have already formed their opinion, especially about the two banked corners,' he told De Telegraaf newspaper. 'But it is...
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