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ESPN.com · Sep 26, 2019

Hamilton fears reverse-grid plans are an excuse for flaws in 2021 rules

Five-time world champion Lewis Hamilton is concerned Formula One's plans to experiment with new race formats next year is simply a way of masking the shortfalls of the long-awaited 2021 rules package.

Formula One's motorsport director, Ross Brawn, defended plans to experiment with different race formats after Hamilton and four-time champion Sebastian Vettel slammed the idea of reverse grids last weekend in Singapore.

Debate: Does F1 really need reverse-grid races?

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