The FIA has confirmed that it will use an electronic system to enforce track limits at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez's Turn 11 during this weekend's Mexican Grand Prix. The FIA have previously used such a system at the Belgian GP to monitor the Raidillon corner, which alerts the stewards when a driver crosses the white line with all four wheels. Mexico's Turn 11 is another high speed corner where running wide can provide a time advantage and the stewards are therefore keen to monitor the situation, warning drivers that their times will be deleted and they could face a penalty for repeated offences. 'A lap time achieved during any practice session or the...
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