FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem suggests that Formula 1 should have more teams and fewer races going forward.

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FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem suggests that Formula 1 should have more teams and fewer races going forward.
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FIA president wants ‘more teams’ and ‘fewer races’

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem proposes a shift in Formula 1, advocating for an increase in the number of teams and a decrease in the number of races moving forward. He believes that expanding the grid would create a more competitive environment and provide more opportunities for young drivers to enter the sport. Sulayem also suggests that reducing the number of races would help alleviate the physical and mental strain on the teams and drivers, ensuring a better overall performance throughout the season. This proposal aims to enhance the sport’s appeal, promote diversity, and maintain the high level of competition in Formula 1.

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