It still would be a snooze festInsaneX_Badger wrote: ↑02 Oct 2022, 16:02Just think the track struggles in the rain due to the climate. Max would have been P4 or higher if the race was dry.
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The Singapore Grand Prix was an eventful affair and a very welcome return to the F1 calendar. Though most action happened behind him, Sergio Perez won the race and was joined by Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz.
It still would be a snooze festInsaneX_Badger wrote: ↑02 Oct 2022, 16:02Just think the track struggles in the rain due to the climate. Max would have been P4 or higher if the race was dry.
...they simply want to "make hay while the sun shines". If they can extract nice profits for a few years...killing the sport is of no consequence to them as they are not "racers". Really sad.Hoffman900 wrote: ↑02 Oct 2022, 16:02And Liberty wants more tracks like this. 25 event schedule with most of it tracks like this, is going to kill F1 quickly.
They’re making all the same mistakes NASCAR did. These tracks are analogous to the 1.5 mile ovals everyone built and were total snooze fests.Scorpaguy wrote: ↑02 Oct 2022, 16:07...they simply want to "make hay while the sun shines". If they can extract nice profits for a few years...killing the sport is of no consequence to them as they are not "racers". Really sad.Hoffman900 wrote: ↑02 Oct 2022, 16:02And Liberty wants more tracks like this. 25 event schedule with most of it tracks like this, is going to kill F1 quickly.
Yes. Been around since 2008