Why shorter Formula 1 races would be a terrible idea
Jenson Button has suggested Formula 1 should revamp its format in a bid to appeal to the next generation. But, while shortening grands prix is a relatively 'easy' fix, it doesn't actually target the championship's flaws
When asked at Austin what areas of Formula 1 he would change, Jenson Button said shorter races should be embraced to appeal to younger audiences.
"There will always be the diehard fans that have watched Formula 1 for 10, 20 years and will watch a whole grand prix, but that's not who we're after," he said.
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