Jolyon Palmer thinks more F1 safety measures could be implemented as a result of Zhou Guanyu’s terrifying Silverstone crash. On the run to the first corner of the British Grand Prix, Zhou’s Alfa Romeo was clipped by George Russell’s Mercedes, causing his car to turn upside down and skate through the gravel in a spinning motion before vaulting the tyre barrier and hitting the catch fencing floor first. News of the Chinese racer’s condition was worryingly slow to emerge, but miraculously he was stretchered away from the car with no injuries and was later pictured talking to F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali in the paddock. But an incident like that – the most horrifying in Formula 1 since...
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