Alpine special advisor Alain Prost says that increasing the annual number of races on F1's calendar would make sense for the sport given its current economic environment. Formula 1 is on course to complete its first ever 22-race season, with its agenda set to expand to 23 events in 2022 according to a draft calendar circulating on the internet based on recent comments from F1 chief executive Stefano Domenicali. While teams and driver regularly vent their frustrations over the sport's relentless schedule or grueling triple headers that often leave crews out on the road for weeks on end, adding more races is financially profitable for Formula 1. In the past, commercial rights holder Liberty...
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