Several leading Formula 1 drivers have cautioned that F1's sprint weekend at the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend could see a repeat of Austin's plank trouble.
The race at Interlagos is the sixth and final sprint event of the 2023 season. The sprint format caused teams some headaches earlier this year because cars are put under parc ferme conditions after Friday's single free practice session, meaning key items such as ride heights are locked in for the remainder of the weekend.
'And then with a small change of wind direction, put in 100 kilos of fuel in the car for the first time, some laps in traffic, some laps not in traffic, on a really bumpy circuit, we suddenly found ourselves in an issue we weren't expecting. Photo by: Andy Hone / Motorsport Images George Russell, Mercedes-AMG 'I've got to be honest, on a track like this, some teams might find themselves in the same place.
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