Formula 1 drivers are supporting the move to make sprint races standalone events as they believe it will have a positive impact on the on-track action. F1
added: “Obviously you need to find a way that is kind of fair, but mixes things up. You're definitely calculating risks in the sprints. So it's a good point. Maybe it could be something.”Nyck De Vries“I think it's good that they distinguish the sprint race result from the starting grid of the grand prix,” said the Dutchman.
“The risk/reward thing is always there,” said the Haas driver. “You never want to damage the car, obviously. And there's points in the sprint.
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