Ross Brawn is set to again push for reverse-grid sprint races in Formula 1 in the wake of Sunday's Italian Grand Prix. F1's managing director motorsports had called for such a race prior to the start of this season, believing that with second grands prix at venues such as the Red Bull Ring and Silverstone, it presented the sport with an opportunity to experiment. Article continues under video But with all 10 teams required to unanimously vote through the proposal, Brawn was ultimately defeated as Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff opted against, arguing for the meritocracy of F1 and the sanctity of the championship. Brawn feels that after what unfolded over the second half of the race at...
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