Former Formula 1 team manager Flavio Briatore believes the current plan to increase sprint races to 10 per season in 2027 is insufficient. He is advocating for a significantly more radical change, proposing a sprint race at every Grand Prix weekend. Briatore argues this would increase fan engagement and excitement throughout the entire race weekend. Currently, sprint races are held at select events offering a shorter, more action-packed format. The existing plan for 2027 represents a substantial increase from the current number, but Briatore envisions a future where every race weekend features a sprint component. This proposal aims to deliver more competitive racing and maintain fan interest beyond the main Grand Prix. The idea is likely to spark debate among teams, drivers, and Formula 1 management.