It took some doing, but at the last race in Silverstone it finally happened: Formula 1 organised a sprint race for the first time in it's history. The opinions about the content of the sprint race were divided afterwards, varying from people who loved it to people who hoped that everything would stay the same as before. Proudly FIA Race Director Michael Masi, however, at Motorsport-total.com that he is not at all dissatisfied with how the sprint race went: "I think everyone should be proud of what we achieved. If you think about the original intention, which was that over the three days of the event there would be three race elements for the spectators, the public and the fans, I...
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