F1 is it on the way out?

After one race the outcome is already over. Short of WW3 Mercedes have already won the constructors championship and Lewis will be world champion, probably. Red Bull aren't going to get a look in, and are moaning like a bunch of whimps ha ha. Ferrari or Williams have an outside chance of picking up a race win or two, if they get lucky.

The cars sound like a knackered lawn mower, and checking race track lap records, records were set on some of the fastest tracks around ten years ago. In short, F1 has not been a sport for years, if the next races are like the Australian GP reading Duggie the divers blog will be more interesting.

Just for a larf check out the ticket prices for this years British GP at the link below, no wonder that geriatric dwarf Ecclestone  is a billionaire. I asked Bernie for a comment before posting this, he replied swiftly.



What larks as Dillinger would say.

Link to the rip off here http://tickets.formula1.com/en/3226-silverstone/

The trouble with Formula 1 for me is exactly that, the predictability. I think to gauge a true opinion of the best drivers, they need to drive the same cars. It'll never happen, so I don't watch it.

Jeez Mo, we agree on something tonight, not that I disagreed last night. I have said for years get 22 identical cars. On the first day of practise the drivers pick a ticket out of the hat and that is their car for the weekend. These cars would cost a fraction of the present day cars and would stop the teams that can throw hundreds of millions of pounds per year at their team. The Mercedes F1 team has 1000 employees. Other teams with a tiny fraction of the budget turn up and can only ever lose, that ain't sport for sure.

Wouldn't life be boring if everyone agreed on everything :-)
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