I think there should be a reward for qualifying position. Would help those drivers who are in the lower teams gain points and a reward even if you then suffer penalties.
I agree with some of this but there should definitely be a point for pole and fastest lap, would be interesting to see what that would do to a championship
I don't hate V6 engines. But I hate that complexity about those engines. What's the point to develop so complicate engines which we will never see this technology in normal road-legal cars and it is not going to move us to forward with technology. Beauty is in the simple things. I think those engines are not the future.
Yeah exactly Michael, V6s are used in Indy Car and they are much more simple! A simple engine benefits the smaller teams and definitely provides a more even playing field
I agree still, F1 should be a peak of the technology and alongside the fun has to come. In these days F1 engines are too high technology to bring some fun to racing. Because who's interesting about the engine has 50% of efficiency while you are...
I disagree completely with the grooved tires and wider cars. The cars are now so fast that there are less time to overtake, you can't follow the car in front due their downforce and drag creating vortices and less traction. Those less grippy tires and a narrower car could change f1 for the better.
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Well, there will be a 50/50 chance you will add the halo into this list
I think there should be a reward for qualifying position. Would help those drivers who are in the lower teams gain points and a reward even if you then suffer penalties.
I agree with some of this but there should definitely be a point for pole and fastest lap, would be interesting to see what that would do to a championship
Pole yes. Fastest lap, no. Imagine how all the back markers would put on a set of the fastest tyres with 5 laps to go. It's as artificial as DRS.
I don't hate V6 engines. But I hate that complexity about those engines. What's the point to develop so complicate engines which we will never see this technology in normal road-legal cars and it is not going to move us to forward with technology. Beauty is in the simple things. I think those engines are not the future.
Yeah exactly Michael, V6s are used in Indy Car and they are much more simple! A simple engine benefits the smaller teams and definitely provides a more even playing field
I agree still, F1 should be a peak of the technology and alongside the fun has to come. In these days F1 engines are too high technology to bring some fun to racing. Because who's interesting about the engine has 50% of efficiency while you are...
Read moreI disagree completely with the grooved tires and wider cars. The cars are now so fast that there are less time to overtake, you can't follow the car in front due their downforce and drag creating vortices and less traction. Those less grippy tires and a narrower car could change f1 for the better.