F1, the FIA and all ten teams are to discuss sprint races this week in order that a successful vote can go before the World Motor Sport Council when it next meets in July. Previously, while most teams were in favour of the concept, there was concern over financial compensation in terms of wear and tear - and, God forbid, Russell/Bottas style close encounters – in addition to fears over the possible 'dilution' of the worth of the main event, the race on Sunday. With the latter factor in mind it is understood that the races will not be known as sprint races, but rather sprint qualifying. According to Speedcafe.com, tomorrow's meeting will consist of representatives from F1 and the FIA...
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