The choice to change the end of the week plan was arrived at following conversations with the F1 commission at the Abu Dhabi Great Prix.
Recipe One run races are set to be held prior to meeting all requirements for the primary Terrific Prix race beginning next season after a proposition to change the organization was supported on Friday.
The choice to change the end of the week plan was arrived at following conversations with the F1 commission at the Abu Dhabi Amazing Prix. The commission incorporates the administering body FIA, the groups and the business freedoms holder F1.
“The commission gave overall support for an update to the sprint format for 2024,” the FIA said in a statement. “A final proposal will be presented to the F1 commission for the first meeting of 2024.”
Ends of the week that incorporated a run race have recently seen fitting the bill for the primary Excellent Prix race hung on Friday rather than the standard Saturday. A passing meeting — known as a shootout — for the run, trailed by the run race itself, has been hung on Saturdays.
That has demonstrated disagreeable for certain groups since it leaves an over the top hole between Friday’s passing and Sunday’s primary race.
Under the new configuration, the run shootout would rather occur on Friday with the run race then, at that point, hung on Saturday, trailed by the fundamental passing sometime thereafter.
The progressions actually must be supported in the new year by the overseeing body FIA’s Reality Engine Game Committee.
“The sprints need to evolve a bit,” Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said. “I understand the concept and action on all three days, but they have at times been slightly underwhelming.”
The F1 commission likewise supported an additional cooling conduit to be fitted onto vehicles.
The change comes after a few drivers battled seriously in the midst of extreme intensity during the Qatar GP in October.
American driver Logan Sargeant resigned with extreme parchedness after nearly failing to keep a grip on his Williams vehicle on target. High’s Esteban Ocon heaved into his protective cap while driving as track temperatures arrived at 50 degrees Celsius (122 degrees Fahrenheit).