View Poll Results: What do you think about F1 in 2010
Who cares, I won't be watching if Ferrari isn't racing!!!
5
8.77%
It will be great with more teams on the grid. Ferrari or not!
36
63.16%
F1 is doomed to fail without Ferrari.
11
19.30%
With more teams submitting entries, the sport will thrive.
5
8.77%
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Would you watch F1 if Ferrari didn't enter in 10' ????
06-13-2009, 01:03 PM
#16
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i wouldn't watch if Ferrari is not there because it means some others big teams are not there either.
Of course bigger grid would be great but I much rather watch the grid of Formula 1 from last season than the grid of 30 cars which are equal to GP2 or even worse, like IndyCars or something.
Of course bigger grid would be great but I much rather watch the grid of Formula 1 from last season than the grid of 30 cars which are equal to GP2 or even worse, like IndyCars or something.
06-13-2009, 02:55 PM
#17
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Here is a silly question.
Does 'Formula 1' even need the FIA?
IIRC, the FIA only has direct control over 6 forms of motor racing (I know one of them is karting, due to the FIA/CIK governing body), WRC and F1 are 2 others.
There are other successful series that run outside of direct FIA control.
Bernie will follow the money....always.
Does 'Formula 1' even need the FIA?
IIRC, the FIA only has direct control over 6 forms of motor racing (I know one of them is karting, due to the FIA/CIK governing body), WRC and F1 are 2 others.
There are other successful series that run outside of direct FIA control.
Bernie will follow the money....always.
06-13-2009, 08:42 PM
#18
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Finn, where you been?
The manufacturers need a commisioner they all respect, somthing a kin to the NFL where the teams pay the commissioner and is their employee, but he sets the rules and direction for the "Best interest of the game", but the teams vote on new rules or procedures.
Cut the FIA out of the equation completely. But whom could the FOTA hire that would be impartial and in the best interest of the sport?
And no, not A. Wayne...
The manufacturers need a commisioner they all respect, somthing a kin to the NFL where the teams pay the commissioner and is their employee, but he sets the rules and direction for the "Best interest of the game", but the teams vote on new rules or procedures.
Cut the FIA out of the equation completely. But whom could the FOTA hire that would be impartial and in the best interest of the sport?
And no, not A. Wayne...
06-16-2009, 03:59 AM
#20
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Finn, where you been?
The manufacturers need a commisioner they all respect, somthing a kin to the NFL where the teams pay the commissioner and is their employee, but he sets the rules and direction for the "Best interest of the game", but the teams vote on new rules or procedures.
Cut the FIA out of the equation completely. But whom could the FOTA hire that would be impartial and in the best interest of the sport?
And no, not A. Wayne...
The manufacturers need a commisioner they all respect, somthing a kin to the NFL where the teams pay the commissioner and is their employee, but he sets the rules and direction for the "Best interest of the game", but the teams vote on new rules or procedures.
Cut the FIA out of the equation completely. But whom could the FOTA hire that would be impartial and in the best interest of the sport?
And no, not A. Wayne...