F1 explained badly: Track limits explained like supermarket parking Track limits are the white lines in a supermarket car park: technically they define where you're supposed to stay, but everyone crosses them when it's convenient, and enforcement is completely arbitrary depending on whether the parking attendant is actually watching or having a tea break. Why this is technically wrong Real track limits are defined by white lines at track edges, and drivers must keep at least one wheel (or part of the wheel) within them or face penalties.

Is it an #F1 track or a Tesco car park? 🛒🏎️

#TrackLimits are basically the "white lines" of racing: everyone ignores them until the parking attendant finishes their tea break.

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