F1 managing director Ross Brawn says the sport's third sprint event in Brazil was the best of this year's three-race trial and proved that the concept is "a great addition" to the race weekend. The drama for Saturday's 30-minute mad dash in Sao Paulo was set up by Lewis Hamilton's demotion to last on the grid following Mercedes' breach of the technical rules for a non-compliant rear wing. Hamilton who had set the pace in qualifying pulled out the stops on Saturday afternoon to rocket from last to fifth in a thrilling display of skill and mastery, while the event was won by his Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas. But Brawn says the battles up and down the field also provided fans...
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