Dennis Hauger's F2 crash should "trigger" the end of sausage kerbs, says Valtteri Bottas. read more »

Valtteri Bottas has urged F1 to do away with sausage kerbs after cars were again sent flying at the British Grand Prix. read more »

George Russell says the ride around the Montreal Formula 1 circuit is "just brutal" due to the stiffness of the 2022 cars. The challengers for this year are much... read more »

Pierre Gasly is expecting this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix to be a very challenging one, where the high kerbs will need to be avoided. read more »

With the new 2022 cars, Monaco is going to be an even greater challenge as it will be necessary to move the car away from the aerodynamic optimum in order to be able to deal... read more »

Lando Norris has revealed McLaren is "limited on new parts" after a "misjudgement" on the kerbs severely limited his Friday practice running ahead of the... read more »

Max Verstappen has revealed he almost knocked himself out on the aggressive kerbs through the chicane at the Miami Grand Prix. read more »

In another change the FIA has decided to remove the two kerbs at the left/right chicane at the pit entry, and replace them with bollards.Issues with the track surface first... read more »

The left/right complex, which features two apex kerbs, is approached by drivers coming off the high speed Turn 18 kink just before the start/finish straight.As of Thursday... read more »

The Monegasque driver was pushing hard in the closing stages to try to get past second-placed Sergio Perez at Imola when he was too aggressive over the kerbs at the Variante... read more »

There could be less kerb-riding this year at Imola as one senior engineer predicted it would "crunch" the floor. read more »

The start of the European season takes place at the old-school Imola circuit, which features much more aggressive kerbs than have been present at the modern venues that have... read more »

In Q2 on Saturday Schumacher suffered a massive accident on the exit of Turn 10 after going over the kerbs and losing control of his car.Schumacher then veered into the inside... read more »

During Q2 Schumacher suffered a high-speed crash into the concrete walls at Turn 10 after losing control over his car on the kerbs.Schumacher's car was virtually destroyed... read more »

But as teams and drivers have begun digging deeper into the new cars, the reality of an entirely different handling model has come to the fore.For after years of teams having... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli's concerns have led to changes to some "aggressive" new kerbs that were installed on the revised Abu Dhabi circuit. read more »

Weeks after the aggressive" kerbs at Losail caused a number of punctures during the Qatar Grand Prix, Pirelli fears those at the Yas Marina are similar. read more »

The exit kerbs at the two newly-reprofiled corners, Turns 5 and 9, have been changed following feedback from drivers, teams and tyre supplier Pirelli.The sharp peaks of the... read more »

Pirelli F1 boss Mario Isola has revealed the Italian tyre supplier is "in discussion" with the FIA over potential overnight changes to the Abu Dhabi kerbs over fears... read more »

The Italian company has put an extra focus on kerbs since the Qatar GP, where four drivers suffered similar failures in the race.Pirelli later determined that the failures... read more »

Of some concern here are the kerbs, especially at exit of turns 5 and 9, as they are quite high and pointed. We are talking with the FIA about this. read more »

Pirelli have found that the kerbs were the main cause of the tyre failures in Qatar. read more »

Pirelli says the deflations seen in Qatar were the result of the amount of time the tyres were run on the kerbs, at high speed and with considerable lateral and vertical loads. read more »

Pirelli has concluded the kerbs at the Losail International Circuit were to blame for the four tyre failures during the recent Qatar Grand Prix. read more »

Andrew Shovlin raised eyebrows with his theory that having harsher kerbs in Qatar read more »