Oct.5 Toto Wolff may scrap his intention to skip this weekend's Japanese GP. In Singapore last weekend, the Mercedes boss revealed that his planned ultra-rare absence from a Formula 1 race was due to the ever-longer calendars. 'I will start to skip a few races. The whole team needs to look at it,' Wolff told reporters. There was no notable criticism of the Austrian's decision. In fact, most pundits agree with Wolff that the modern F1 calendar, set to swell to 24 grands prix next year, is 'unsustainable'. 'We don't need 24 races,' former driver Christian Danner told Servus TV this week. 'When there is a race every two weeks, you look forward to it. Now it's always like ‘What, another...
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