Lewis Hamilton feels F1 has moved away from a proper deterrent for track limits over his time in grand prix racing.
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Ferrari pilot Lewis Hamilton has admitted that he misses the old Formula One (F-1) tracks, where turf and gravel safety zones punished pilots much harshly for mistakes made.
Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari) expressed dissatisfaction with the increasing number of paved run-off areas on modern F1 circuits. He nostalgically recalled the older circuits with more grass and gravel, saying he "personally doesn't like" the current environment where drivers can easily rejoin the track after going off-course.