The farce surrounding Formula 1’s brief foray into elimination qualifying has dominated the off-track agenda during the start to the season, and overshadowed the two good races we had been treated to. But with a reversion to the 2015 qualifying system now confirmed, there is no reason to believe that the action on Sundays is going to be any way compromised. For there is one rule change that appears to be central to the Sunday excitement levels of 2016 and it is one the FIA believes will continue to throw up excitement for the remainder of the campaign. More freedom New for 2016, teams and drivers have a pretty much open choice of the three dry compounds from which to make up their 13...
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