Otmar Szafnauer thinks any introduction of a reverse-grid concept to F1 would mean the sport heading on a "slippery slope" towards Formula 2. read more »

Since the use of sprint races in Formula 1 is under review, Ferrari would like the concept of reverse grids revisited. read more »

Aston Martin team boss Otmar Szafnauer says Formula 1 must listen to fans' feedback regarding Sprint but that a reverse grid would be "a slippery slope to Formula... read more »

Aston Martin team principal Otmar Szafnauer believes F1 would be on "a slippery slope to becoming Formula 2" if it gave the green light to reverse grid sprint races. read more »

With owner Lawrence Stroll making clear his lofty ambitions to be world championship winners in the next three to five years, he understands that the team could not keep going... read more »

Formula 1 risks "a slippery slope to becoming Formula 2" if it introduces reverse grid races to its weekend format, Aston Martin team principal Otmar Szafnauer has... read more »

A far from exciting sprint qualifying at the Italian Grand Prix led to criticisms from fans, some drivers and team bosses about the current format not working.But, as revealed... read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has reiterated his stance reverse grids should not be introduced into F1. read more »

Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn has revealed reverse grids could again be considered by the sport despite teams previously voting against the concept. read more »

Mattia Binotto has readdressed the opportunity to add reverse grid races to F1 and revealed Ferrari was the team to push for the format ahead of the sprint trials. read more »

It was a race against sunset as the second Formula 3 race of the weekend got under way late on! Jack Doohan, who's second in the championship, led the field away from... read more »

Jack Doohan concluded a wet FIA Formula 3 qualifying at Spa fastest whilst Lorenzo Colombo will begin Race 1 on reverse-grid pole. Doohan was quick all the way through the... read more »

Sebastian Vettel proved he is a walking F1 encyclopedia by naming every World Champion in reverse order on Grill The Grid. read more »

Sainz lost control of his car at the final corner, hitting the barrier with the left-hand side of the car with a 22G impact.Nevertheless, he tried to get going, but his front... read more »

Frederic Vasseur admitted a contrary strategy decision had not worked out after a French Grand Prix without points for Alfa Romeo. read more »

We made some progress at the start, but unfortunately our choice to go for a reverse strategy didn't pay off. read more »

Ross Brawn believes F1 went "a step too far" with its reverse-grid idea that prompted a sharp backlash last season and has resulted in the new sprint format. read more »

Executives at the Red Bull Ring have been forced to shelve plans to run on a reverse layout for the Austrian Grand Prix at the beginning of July. read more »

The first race of the weekend was a dramatic one! Join us for highlights of Sprint Race 1, as Robert Shwartzman started on reverse-grid pole in Baku. For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

Max Verstappen desperately needs to reverse the momentum which has swung towards Lewis Hamilton, and Monaco is the perfect chance. read more »

Christian Horner has suggested a radical way of taking Sprint Qualifying even further - floating the unpopular 'reverse grid' notion. read more »

Lewis Hamilton's reverse manoeuvre back onto the circuit at Imola was completely within the rules, the FIA have confirmed. read more »

The F1 world champion had run wide through the gravel trap and nudged into the barriers at the Tosa hairpin on lap 31, after he hit a damp patch while lapping backmarker George... read more »

The Formula 1 world champion was in a tight fight with Max Verstappen for the lead at Imola as they worked their way through backmarkers on the damp but drying track.But as... read more »

Aston Martin team principal and CEO Otmar Szafnauer wants F1 to reverse the floor changes introduced for the 2021 season. read more »