"F1's Chinese Grand Prix Sprint Weekend Sparks Controversy Among Drivers and Fans"

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Formula 1's latest adjustments to the sprint race format, moving it to Friday and making it a qualifying session for the main race, have drawn criticism as they undermine the significance of the sprint races. The changes have made the sprint sessions easier to skip, leading to concerns about their relevance and impact on the overall race weekend. Critics argue that the new format fails to create additional excitement and interest, ultimately questioning the purpose of having sprint races in the first place.
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