Article To news overview © Red Bull Content Pool / Getty Images Stefano Domenicali has spoken about more ideas in which Formula 1 is looking at tweaking its format, and outlined one idea in which a dominating driver might be able to earn more points. A 'Grand Chelem' or 'Grand Slam' is a pretty rare occurrence in Formula 1, and consists of a driver getting pole position and scoring fastest lap and the race win by leading every single lap. Just how rare it happens is illustrated by Lewis Hamilton, who is second on the all-time list, with six such weekends out of his 98 victories. Domenicali explained that more ideas are being looked at as Formula 1 introduces 'Sprint Qualifying' races at...
Full Story »