Listen to this article Brawn originally wanted to hold six events this season, but after a debate with the teams about the potential cost of damage within the constraints of the budget cap it was agreed to stick with three sprints, as was the case last year. However sprints are one of the items on the agenda of Tuesday’s meeting of the F1 Commission, where an increase for next year will be discussed once more. Brawn is hopeful that he can convince the teams to agree with the plan. “On Tuesday we want to discuss increasing it to six, so we’d like to have six races next year,” said Brawn. “I think [the teams] can see the success and I think we didn’t know quite where we were last year with the old cars, but I think they can see the way this is feeding into …