Russell and Norris have backed calls to reduce F1 practice time, as they feel junior series should get more running. Full story here:
F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali thrust the sanctity of free practice into the limelight in an interview last weekend with. He said:"I am a supporter of the cancellation of free practice sessions, which are of great use to the engineers but that the public doesn't like."
In response to being asked whether three practice sessions were necessary, Russell said:"I think no is the answer. Obviously, the more practice you do, the more up to speed you'll be, the more comfortable you'll be with the car. "They should be the ones to get more practice, also because they're doing less races, they don't get to test that often."
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