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IMOLA, Italy — Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc's late battle for victory at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix's sprint race was the icing on the cake for Formula One boss Ross Brawn, who is already planning to roll out the format at twice as many races in 2023.
Max Verstappen se lleva la victoria en la carrera al esprint del GP de Emilia Romaña de F1 y saldrá primero en la carrera del domingo. El neerlandés salía primero pero Leclerc le pasó en la salida y lideró gran prarte de las vueltas hasta que Max le volvió a pasar cerca del final. El monegasco fue segundo y Pérez, tercero. Gran remontada de Sainz que salía décimo y terminó cuarto. Alonso bajó del quinto al noveno.
The world champion bounced back from a poor start at Imola on Saturday to launch a penultimate lap overtake on Leclerc to take the win that secures him pole for Sunday’s main grand prix.
Ross Brawn has confirmed that Formula 1 is discussing the potential to bring in six Sprint weekends from as early as next season.
Red Bull driver Sergio Perez has said that he and Max Verstappen are free to fight and so he will be aiming to challenge for victory if he can this afternoon at Imola.
Max Verstappen will lead Charles Leclerc at the start of Sunday's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, as the reigning world champion attempts to get his title defence back on track.
F1 are risking the calendar becoming too big
Max Verstappen has vowed to work out how to right his poor start in the Emilia Romagna GP Sprint after earning the chance to start on pole again in Sunday's race.