Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn has said the sport will 'put our hands up' if the proposed sprint qualifying format does not work, but added he is 'optimistic' that it will prove a success. With an agreement on the experimental format getting closer, it looks increasingly likely that we will see a new style of race weekend at certain points during the 2021 season. While drivers have raised concerns about the idea and their is far from consensus among the supporters, it appears that F1 are very keen to try out something different from the traditional format. Asked about the proposal during his press conference at pre-season testing in Bahrain, the former Ferrari team boss laid out...
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