There will be six next year so maybe it would be good to discuss doing it differently, to make them more exciting."ĭoubts about the sprint format have not been dissipated within Formula 1 despite the changes implemented this season, in which the number of points at stake and drivers entitled to them were increased and the rule whereby the Sprint winner would start on pole position for the Grand Prix was eliminated. "Yes, maybe, although I haven't really stopped to think about it," he declared. The Dutchman was asked about the possibility that the Saturday sprint races could be made 'independent' from the rest of the Grand Prix as a solution to the problem, an option he was open to discuss. Separate Sprint races from qualifying and the race?
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When you have three free practice sessions it's too much," said the Haas driver. "It forces you to find the pace quickly and find the set up with little time. This is an alternative also supported by Kevin Magnussen and was used at Imola in 2020. "I'm more in favor of doing a single practice and going straight to qualifying," he added. The Dutchman, on the other hand, recalled a different format that he did find appealing. I don't find them fun, you don't take risks, it's just finishing them safely." "There are no pit stops so you choose the tire that's going to last you the whole race you don't see a lot of overtaking, except when a car is way out of position. "Yes, there are points at stake, but you know you can't risk it because it's the main race where everything is at stake.
While some races are awaiting rescheduling, the following have been officially canceled.La opinión del campeón está bastante extendida en la parrilla. Unfortunately, of F1's original record 22-race schedule, a lot of scheduled GPs are now canceled in their entirety, including drivers' returns to the Netherlands for the Dutch Grand Prix. FIA was looking to secure at least 15 races for the 2020 F1 season, while the traditional season finale at Abu Dhabi is on the docket for December. In all, there are 17 official races on the docket for the 2020 Formula One World Championship. In its truest form, the 2020 F1 season is going to be a sprint, and everything you need to know about the shortened schedule can be found below. But making its return in the shortened season is the Bahrain Grand Prix at Istanbul Park Circuit, the first time the course is being run since 2011.įive more races have been postponed, but with no makeup dates announced. Originally, the Dutch Grand Prix was slated to make a return after an absence of 35 years, but the GP has unfortunately been banged, one of seven races officially canceled on the year. Formula 1 has had 15 races either canceled, postponed or pending for the remainder of the year. Originally scheduled to feature a record 22 races, the F1 season was lopped to just 13, given the coronavirus pandemic's effect on the sports world.
While the F1 season officially got underway at the Austrian GP on July 5, the schedule for the remainder of the year is starting to fill out, with 17 races officially on the calendar for the 2020 season, with Abu Dhabi officially ending the year once again. Fans feeling the need for speed will have 17 races to get their fix.
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