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Old 20-06-2005, 02:06   #137
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Re: All F1 2005 Discussions
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Originally Posted by ian@huth
I ccouldn't believe it when they were talking about refunds and I heard what it cost to get into the US Grand Prix, $85. Wish that was all we had to pay over here.
But it is the only one in the country - imagine as a F1 fan you have flown from say LA to FLA to watch it and then get this. $$$ in airfare and hotels as well as the $85 for a ticket.
Most Europeans go to their country race, a far shorter distance.

I assume the other reason the M teams did not race was driver insurance, car not safe as tyres not save = no driver insurance = hideous cost if driver dies as result of tyre burst.
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