🏎️ 💨Revving up for the next F1 race in Baku! 🙌It's been a much-needed break for teams after the Melbourne debacle and the cancellation of the Chinese GP💥 Formula1News TheCitizenMotoring Read More⬇️
Ferrari team chief Fred Vasseur believes it is boring for F1 fans to see all the practice sessions on TV. Picture: Getty Images
It has been two weeks since the officialdom’s debacle in Melbourne and it’s two more before F1 action restarts in Azerbaijan., but many of the teams are grateful for the Easter break. A time to see friends and families before heading off to the Baku street circuit – always a tricky one with many walls waiting to catch out the unwary.Recently Liberty Media, FOM, the FIA and teams met to discuss the coming sprint race in Baku and all agreed to change the entire F1 weekend format.
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