The number of F1 sprint events will be increased to six from next season, following FIA approval
It was reported at the time that the FIA had asked for more money in return for its support.
Following further discussions with the FIA and the recognition of the added value of the sprint events for fans, partners and wider stakeholders, an agreement has now been reached and passed by the WMSC vote.F1 CEO and president Stefano Domenicali said: “I am pleased that we can confirm six Sprints will be part of the Championship from 2023 onwards, building on the success of the new format introduced for the first time in 2021.
“The Sprint provides action across three days with the drivers all fighting for something right from the start on Friday through to the main event on Sunday - adding more drama and excitement to the weekend. “The feedback from the fans, teams, promoters, and partners has been very positive and the format is adding a new dimension to Formula 1, and we all want to ensure its success in the future.”A plan to double the amount of sprint events for 2022Related Articles
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