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Steiner: ‘Crazy’ F1 format changes won’t improve show
Haas team principal Guenther Steiner says radical Formula 1 format experiments will never improve the competitiveness and show aspects of the sport as long as teams have huge performance advantages. During the build-up to the United States Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton suggested F1 should experiment with new formats if the F1 world titles are wrapped up giving teams little to fight for. Ideas recently suggested have been a sprint race on Saturday along with reverse grids as seen in Formula 2 for its Sunday sprint races. 5774263478001 CrashTV: Haas boss Steiner, who is currently involved in the tight F1 midfield battle for fourth place in the world constructors’ championship, says no...
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