Toto Wolff has hit out at the latest suggestion that reverse-grid qualifying races should be introduced to Formula 1. The proposal, which had already been raised by F1 motor sports managing director Ross Brawn earlier this year, resurfaced following the Italian Grand Prix. A topsy-turvy contest at Monza was won by Pierre Gasly after Lewis Hamilton, who had appeared to be breezing to victory, ended up at the back of the pack having had to serve a stop-go penalty for illegally entering the pit-lane while a car was being recovered. Hamilton then had to fight his way through the field to his eventual finishing position of P7, providing a glimpse of what a reverse-grid qualifying race might...
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