Passing more than half the field in the sprint qualifying race in Brazil, Charles Leclerc says Lewis Hamilton's charge shows that reverse grid could make for exciting races. Having been disqualified from Friday's qualifying for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix's sprint qualifying, Hamilton lined up 20th on the grid. The Mercedes driver immediately went on a charge, racing his way to fifth place with Leclerc just one of 15 drivers he overtook in the space of 24 laps. Hamilton's exciting drive raised questions about whether Formula 1 should look into reverse grid races. Asked by The Race if Hamilton's race was an ‘accidental experiment', Leclerc said: 'Exactly, exactly. I think it was...
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