Change races, not qualifying, says Red Bull’s Horner

SINGAPORE: Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes the current Formula One qualifying procedure works just fine and that any changes designed to make the sport more exciting should come during races instead of tweaking methods how to form the grid.

Qualifying for the last grand prix in Monza ended in farcical circumstances, as the final 10-car shootout ended with seven cars failing to set times at the end of the session as they sought to avoid acting as a slipstream for their rivals and started their last laps too late.