F1 returns to 2015 qualifying system

Formula 1’s governing body the FIA has formally approved the return to the 2015 qualifying format in time for this weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix.

Teams last week forced a U-turn from F1 bosses Jean Todt and Bernie Ecclestone, who had previously refused to back a return to the knock-out format.

This came after a new system proved a failure at the opening two races.

The FIA said yesterday the decision to revert to the old format had passed the phases of the legislative process.— BBC Sport

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