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Should F1 Embrace More Two-Day Grand Prix Weekends?

In a recent poll, James Vowles advocated for the introduction of more two-day grand prix weekends in Formula 1. This proposal invites fans and stakeholders to weigh in on whether they believe a condensed race format could enhance the sport.

Our Take:

Shorter weekends could potentially increase excitement and engagement, allowing teams to focus more on strategy while reducing costs associated with extended event setups. Additionally, in an age where quick consumption is key, a streamlined weekend might attract a younger audience looking for fast-paced entertainment.

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Source: Will Wood

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