YES. Christian Horner. D Irector 
Red Bull Racing team.
"I think it would be good to have more races and less testing. I have not a single problem they have 20 races. Our business is run in Grand Prix, and I see much more benefit do just that, instead of testing all a day in front of empty stands. Further, the F1 should be getting the best seats, even if it means, return to a country during the season.
Red Bull Racing team. "I think it would be good to have more races and less testing. I have not a single problem they have 20 races. Our business is run in Grand Prix, and I see much more benefit do just that, instead of testing all a day in front of empty stands. Further, the F1 should be getting the best seats, even if it means, return to a country during the season.
We used to go to Imola and Monza in Italy, also in Germany Hockenheim and Nürgburgring . Now we travel to Valencia, a track completely different and exciting. That's what F1 should be treated. Many places in the world want to be headquarters of a career: Abu Dhabi next year comes to a total of 19 GPs. The F1 world should actually be with races in Asia and America. I would welcome an expansion. "
NO. Giancarlo Fisichella.
Force India F1 Driver.
" Firstly, I have nothing against a country that has more than one Grand Prix. I'm Italian and logical I loved the idea of \u200b\u200bhaving to Monza and Imola on the calendar. I believe that if a country is about everybody and therefore it is easy to access it, and if you have more than one circuit capable of hosting a Grand Prix, okay. But travel in F1 are stressful and you have to get away from home much time. Much of the calendar are stops in other continents, far away. You have to go before and come back later. You have to deal with jetlag . Physically and mentally, and suna gibberish for all involved in F1 at the end of the year and deserve a great break. There is a natural limit on the number of races where we can compete and maybe now we are very close to him. "
NO. Giancarlo Fisichella.
Force India F1 Driver. " Firstly, I have nothing against a country that has more than one Grand Prix. I'm Italian and logical I loved the idea of \u200b\u200bhaving to Monza and Imola on the calendar. I believe that if a country is about everybody and therefore it is easy to access it, and if you have more than one circuit capable of hosting a Grand Prix, okay. But travel in F1 are stressful and you have to get away from home much time. Much of the calendar are stops in other continents, far away. You have to go before and come back later. You have to deal with jetlag . Physically and mentally, and suna gibberish for all involved in F1 at the end of the year and deserve a great break. There is a natural limit on the number of races where we can compete and maybe now we are very close to him. "
Source: F1 Racing.
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