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Hamilton, Sainz and six more penalised as Aston Martin succeed in protest · RaceFans
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Well the issue here might be that this creates a new safety issue as more or less seen when Hamilton and verstappen stacked on each other. I don't know why they are enforcing these limits. If it's enforced for nobody there is no unfair advantage to be gained
I don't think grass or gravel will cause safety issue in the event of an accident. Kerbs yes.