F1 is still looking into the possibility of making sprint races standalone events in the future BrazilGP
Speaking ahead of this weekend’sin Brazil, which will see the return of the format for one last time in 2022, Verstappen reiterated his stance.
“Honestly, I'm just not a big fan of it because I feel like we don't really race,” said the Red Bull driver. “There are a few points that you get, but you also know that you can't really risk it because the main race is where you really get the points. You don't do a pitstop, so you just put on the tyre which will last the distance, right?
“With these cars, probably the racing is a little bit better. But overall, you don't really see a lot of overtaking unless there is a car out of position. So then, yeah, it's not really that fun for me.”
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