I don't know if the news I read about make them seem more evil then they are but after seeing flörsch's crash I can't help but wonder why there're still in use. Are they simply the best way of preventing "cutting corners" for certain places on track? Or is it just lazy regulation on FIA's part?
#Why are sausage kerbs used if they are dangerous
sharp willow
jaunty wolf
If you’re taking about Sophia Flörschs crash at Macau, that wasn’t due to a sausage kerb.
sharp willow
Yes the crash wasn't caused by a sausage kerb, but from what I know the reason she launched into the air is. https://www.motorsport.com/f3/news/sophia-floersch-macau-crash-analysis/4300061/
rustic citrus
I think, clearly, they're there as a deterrent. Is this an increasingly suspect decision? yes. But I don't think there's any question as to WHY they are there. To discourage you from driving there.
they are more deterrent than smaller curbs, and less deterrent than a wall. I think the question is, what would fit in that role better?