There are some circuits on the F1 race calendar that are mercilessly cruel, punishing any minor mistake a driver makes. The street circuits of Monaco and Baku would be the first circuits that come to mind when thinking about a perilous adjusting flick of a steering wheel potentially leading to disaster. It was in Baku this year that perhaps this was highlighted the most with a number of drivers missing corners, after which they ended up in a huge run-off lane. This meant, for some drivers flicking back down the gears looking for that pesky reverse button. However, the big question is: why is this always such a hassle, why are they always working on it for so long.
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