Thread: A change for the better?
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Old 05-05-2004, 21:04   #9
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Re: A change for the better?
Personally I think such changes like only using one tyre manufacturer will sanitise the sport.

If I want to watch drivers in identical cars I can watch formula Ford, Formula Vauxhaul, Formula Palmer.

F1 is all about pushing the boundaries. I am all in favour for removing driving aids. But development of tyres, engines, components and aerodynamics must all be allowed to continue.
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