F1 Is Dead
There should be a highly modified japanese sport car series.....
I believe there is a couple of those in Japan already.
Too bad, they don't broadcast here......why? I am sure a lot of people would pay to watch that.
I believe there is a couple of those in Japan already.
Too bad, they don't broadcast here......why? I am sure a lot of people would pay to watch that.
Originally Posted by The Hoth,Jun 19 2009, 02:00 PM
There should be a highly modified japanese sport car series.....
I believe there is a couple of those in Japan already.
Too bad, they don't broadcast here......why? I am sure a lot of people would pay to watch that.
I believe there is a couple of those in Japan already.
Too bad, they don't broadcast here......why? I am sure a lot of people would pay to watch that.
And that A! World League looks interesting to me as well.
Anyone who thinks F1 is dead has not been watching F1 for at least 15 years. It is far from dead. This is all posturing.
Let us take the element of sport out of the equation, shall we. This is what is called classic backroom bargaining and bluster. It goes on in all corners of the world, from governments to drug dealers, to street gangs, to CEOs, and yes...even the PTA.
F1 is not dead. People need to think before they type.
Let us take the element of sport out of the equation, shall we. This is what is called classic backroom bargaining and bluster. It goes on in all corners of the world, from governments to drug dealers, to street gangs, to CEOs, and yes...even the PTA.
F1 is not dead. People need to think before they type.
Incredible news!! Who would have thunk it that the grand daddy of world wide racing would develop an internal war just like cart and indy did years ago.
I doubt you will see this in NASCAR- know matter what you think about oval closed wheel racing they are very astute in their marketing.
Will wait to see how this all plays out and I just wonder if this could entice Honda back in as a manufacturer instead of sponsoring Brawn?
Thanks for the news.
I doubt you will see this in NASCAR- know matter what you think about oval closed wheel racing they are very astute in their marketing.
Will wait to see how this all plays out and I just wonder if this could entice Honda back in as a manufacturer instead of sponsoring Brawn?
Thanks for the news.
Originally Posted by GPMike,Jun 19 2009, 12:13 PM
Anyone who thinks F1 is dead has not been watching F1 for at least 15 years. It is far from dead. This is all posturing.
It's been a long time coming, they've finally run the sport absolutely into the ground.


