With Charles Leclerc, Max Verstappen and Yuki Tsunoda among others, Formula 1 has several young drivers, but at the same time several drivers are waiting for a chance at the highest level. That is why there are calls to give talented drivers more opportunities to gain experience, although the question is how this should be done. Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff made a clear statement this summer about how he envisaged it. The Austrian suggested to keep three cars per team on the track from now on, which would free up more places for young drivers. The plan immediately met with a lot of resistance from the smaller teams who could not afford it. But what is an option? Read more Former F1...
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