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Ferrari drivers Vettel and Leclerc demand gravel 'penalty' for all F1 tracks

Sebastian Vettel has called on Formula 1 and the FIA to introduce gravel run-offs at all circuits to ensure drivers are properly punished for their mistakes. F1's first visit to Mugello highlighted the use of gravel traps, with no asphalt run-off areas located on the Tuscan circuit. Article continues under video Vettel indicated drivers would prefer more challenging conditions but warned against widespread use in order to aid driver safety during high-speed accidents, such as the one involving Lance Stroll during the race. "I think as a driver, you prefer the fact that if you go off it gets penalised," said Vettel. "I think it makes things a lot more straightforward....
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