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Ben Sulayem expresses crucial support for reform: 'Good for sport'

Mohammed ben Sulayem, the leader of global motorsport, has given his crucial backing to the radical reform of Formula 1's race weekend schedule. How the FIA president feels about the revolutionary proposals was unknown until he told Daily Mail on Saturday night: "The sprint is good for the sport." Article continues under ad With his implied blessing, it is now almost certain that a new format will be created this week, with the support of the teams. If approved, the schedule will run over six weekends this year, starting with Baku in late April. Austria, Belgium, Qatar, America (Austin) and Brazil will then be the other sprint venues. The sprint format According to F1 chief...
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