Interview To news overview © Getty Images/Red Bull Contentpool Ross Brawn was thrilled with how the inaugural Sprint Qualifying race unfolded at Silverstone, with the British venue playing host to the first session serving as a new qualifying format that is being trialed by Formula 1. With the finishing order of the 17 lap race being used to determine the starting grid for the British Grand Prix on Sunday, there were fears drivers may have approached the race in a conservative fashion. But these fears were quickly allayed as Red Bull's Max Verstappen stormed into the lead, while others employed aggressive tyre choices with some tremendous battles through the field. Brawn, a vocal...
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