Formula 1 faces an uphill battle to introduce reverse grid qualifying as Andreas Seidl has confirmed that McLaren will not support the plan. Ross Brawn has long been to introduced a reverse grid race on Saturdays to replace qualifying, but it hasn't proved an overly popular idea with many of the drivers. Despite this, he remains determined to introduce them as soon as next season. However, that may prove difficult, with the McLaren team principal confirming that the British team will not support him. “From the McLaren position, it’s pretty clear for us,” Seidl said as per RaceFans.net. “For us Formula 1 should be a championship, and always has been, where everyone is working within...
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