03/07/2016
NEWS STORY
Despite calls from a number of teams and drivers, officials have opted not to make any changes to circuit's notorious new kerbs.
Following Friday's incidents, Saturday saw more drivers fall foul of the controversial new kerbs, including crashes for Nico Rosberg and Daniil Kvyat.
And while a number of drivers have expressed serious concern at the kerbs, Lewis Hamilton describing them as "dangerous", others, including Sebastian Vettel and Daniel Ricciardo, are in favour of them, insisting they do the job they are intended for, keeping drivers within the track limits.
Race director Charlie Whiting inspected the kerbs again last night, the FIA man joined by Kvyat, Mercedes' Paddy Lowe and Grand Prix Drivers' Association chairman Alex Wurz.
Whiting subsequently confirmed that there would be no changes made, and that the worth of the kerbs, in keeping drivers within the limits, has been proven.
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