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Brawn: If you stand still you risk slipping backwards

While Formula 1 plots the way forward for the sport beyond 2021, word has leaked out that the powers-that-be are considering tinkering with the race weekend formats to spice up the show. One of the suggestions apparently under consideration is a reverse order grid system used in karting and junior championships. The matter was put to Sebastian Vettel, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc during the qualifying top three press conference in Singapore last Saturday. Vettel protested loudest by calling such tinkering 'bullshit' with Hamilton and Leclerc in agreement with the German. The consensus, with regards to qualifying in particular, is that if it 'ain't broke don't fix it.' Now, the furore...
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