F1's revised sprint format, featuring a new 'Sprint Shootout', has been approved Here's how it will work at this weekend's AzerbaijanGP⤵️
The sprint will be held with its own qualifying session for the first time in Baku after new rules were formally approved by the World Motor Sport Council on Tuesday following a unanimous vote at the latest F1 Commission meeting in Geneva.Video of Are Williams the biggest improvers in F1 this season? | F1 2023
The changes will see a one-hour practice session on Friday morning followed by normal qualifying for Sunday’s grand prix. Saturday will now solely be designated to the sprint. FP2 will be replaced by a new ‘Sprint Shootout’ qualifying session which will determine the grid for the sprint race later that day.For the additional Saturday qualifying, teams will be required to use new medium tyres in Q1 and Q2, before switching to softs for Q3.
The intention of the changes is to add more jeopardy in Q3 and potentially result in pole position being decided by a single-lap shootout.
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