I still think two sessions of multiple laps each lasting one hour (as used>a few years back ) each should be held instead of these boring one lap>affairs which put way too much luck into the event. This will also give much>better spectator appeal.

As it stands using the aggreagate of two runs means that if it is dry>tommorow Michael will probably save his engine rather than bothering to try>for a fast lap.

A better solution would be to average their position in the two qualifying>sessions­ so that a good result in both is required which will allow for the>differences in weather than can occur and offer incentive to all drivers to>try hard.>

Just accept that F1 is expensive and control speeds by more sensible means>such as reducing capacities or limiting fuel (which will carry good>environmental benefits).