Red Bull Racing's Christian Horner isn't convinced eliminating Friday's track action would deliver a benefit to Formula 1. As the sport prepares for transformation, both on the commercial and sporting fronts, with future calendars likely to include in excess of 21 races, Formula 1's management is thinking of reducing the current format to a two-day event. While the idea is still in its early stages, not everyone is on board with the concept. "Obviously they're trying to free up space for more races," Horner responded. Marseille to host live Formula 1 event before French GP But the Red Bull boss thinks the F1 calendar is already close to saturation point with the current number of...
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