Listen to this article At a meeting of the F1 Commission last month, grand prix racing’s owners Liberty Media and teams were in agreement about a push to expand the number of sprint races to six next year. However, the plans did not move forward after Ben Sulayem said he wanted more time to consider the impact that the extra events would have on the FIA’s running of grand prix weekends. His stance, amid suggestions that the FIA faced increased costs because of the changes, prompted insiders at the meeting to suggest that the issue was simply one of “greed”. It comes at a time when the new president is trying to better balance the books at the FIA as he aims to address huge losses at the governing body. But speaking about the matter for the first time, Ben Sulaye …