Sebastian Vettel reckons if Formula 1 turns to reverse grid races it means the sport's bosses have 'failed' to design rules that make for better racing. Formula 1's powers-that-be are once again pushing for reverse grid races after a chaotic Sunday at Monza ended Pierre Gasly winning the Italian GP ahead of Carlos Sainz and Lance Stroll. A Safety Car, a red flag and a 10-second stop-go penalty for Lewis Hamilton all contributed to the unexpected podium. F1 sporting boss Ross Brawn wrote in his post-race column that the result showed that a 'mixed-up pack', which could be achieved through reverse grid races, would be good for Formula 1. 'Monza was a candidate for a reverse grid sprint race...
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