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Old 30-06-2005, 17:57   #216
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Re: All F1 2005 Discussions

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Originally Posted by blackpoolgran
I dont think that a new formula is the answer, and no matter how much you may dislike them ferrari are an integral part of motor racing!(
Could you say why you don't think it's the answer? I don't mean to sound rude (no really I don't!) but it's quite hard to discuss an idea if we only say I think "x" and you say no "x" is no good!

I think a new formula will be the answer - F1 is in decline, this year's rules have added drama to the event, but then when a catastrophe like Indy happens the FIA show true colours and blame everyone else, instead of doing their job and being the catalyst for a compromise (plenty of which were offered to the FIA and declined).

Something needs injecting quickly to stop the rot. Personally i think this is best served by a new formula, bypassing the FIA altogether. It's all gone too far now for the FIA to recover (without on-screen ritual beatings of Max) and an unceronomious public dumping of F1 will generate huge and positive publicity for the new formula - problems sorted (for the time being at least).

BTW, it's not a question of my not liking Ferrai - I think they're superb. It's just that they behave as it is their personal Formula, and I think that they and the FIA both behave in most a unsportsmanlike manner.
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