The FIA has announced it will be policing Formul꧙a 1 track limits in the same way across the t𓆉hree days of running at Imola this weekend.

Confusion ensued at the season-opening Bahraiﷺn Grand Prix after Lewis Hamilton ran wide as many as 29 times at Turn 4 during the race.

Track limits were policed during practice and qua🐼lifying in Bahrain, but the FIA turned a blind eye on race day until the second half of the race when it warned Hamilton.

Ma✱x Verstappen was then forced to relinquish the lead back to H꧟amilton after the stewards deemed that the Dutchman completed his move on the Mercedes outside the circuit.

For this weekend’s race at Imola, the FIA will be policing track limits at T𓂃urns 9 (Piratella), 13 (Acque Minerali) and 15 (Variante Alta chicane).

Drivers will have their times deleted in practice and qualifying if they exceed track limits at the 🍌a♔forementioned corners.

On race day, drivers will receive the black-and-white flag after their third offence a🐬nd any further violations will be reported to the stewards and likely result in a five-second penalty.

The race director’s notes🍌 said: "On the third occasion of a driver failing to negotiate Turn 9 exit and/or Turn༺ 13 Apex and/or Turn 15 exit by using the track during the race, he will be shown a black and white flag, any further cutting will then be reported to the stewards.

"For the avoidance of doubt, this means a total of three oc🐬casions combined not three at eac🥃h corner."