F1 has confirmed the six locations of the sprint races in 2023 - including four new venues ⤵️
On Wednesday morning F1 presented to the World Motor Sport Council that the six sprint event venues will be:Belgian Grand Prix - Spa-Francorchamps It will mark the first time that Baku, Spa, Losail and Austin have held a sprint race.Video of F1 2023 driver line-up - who will underachieve?
F1 first introduced the sprint race format at three rounds in 2021, with a further three events taking place across the 2022 season. The shorter 100km Saturday races are used as a way of determining the grid for Sunday’s main grand prix, with the traditional qualifying session - which sets the starting order for the sprint - shifted to Friday evening.was approved by F1 and governing body the FIA earlier this year.evaluating the possibility of making sprint races standalone eventsNo further changes will be made to the format for next season, but background discussions about what could be adapted for the future are ongoing.
“You don’t do a pit stop so you just put on the tyre that will last the distance. With these cars the racing is probably a little bit better, but overall you don’t really see a lot of overtaking unless there is a car out of position. Everyone has their own opinion but for me it is not that fun. “I do like having one practice session and then straight to qualifying, I don’t mind that because it’s less practice for everyone to get fully up to speed and then you really need to nail the set-up. But I always feel when I go into a sprint race that you’re not really risking a lot because you want to play safe."
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