Martin Brundle proposes three fixes to avoid F1 safety car finishes after British GP

Martin Brundle, a former F1 driver and current Sky Sports analyst, has suggested three potential changes to F1's safety car rules to prevent races from ending under safety car conditions, prompted by the lackluster finish of the British Grand Prix. The race, which seemed set for a thrilling conclusion with Charles Leclerc leading, fizzled out with a safety car finish, sparking Brundle's call for reform. His proposals aim to enhance the excitement and unpredictability of the sport, ensuring that fans get more thrilling finishes rather than the dull end seen at Silverstone. This move could lead to more dynamic racing and keep the audience more engaged.