Formula 1's Ross Brawn says the restarted Monza race, effectively a reverse grid race, proved a thriller and showed the benefits of such a format.Reverse grid races have been discussed at the top level for Formula 1 in recent years, but have never been introduced. It was discussed to be trialed at one of the double-header events taking place during this tumultuous 2020 season, without reaching a consensus. However, Monza inadvertently generated reverse-grid like conditions with the timing of a Safety Car intervention, pitstop timing and a red flag period that ended up shuffling up the order. A penalty moved Lewis Hamilton right to the back of the grid, forcing him to go on the attack to...
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