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F1 is falling apart before it even starts. Gonna lose a lot of interest at this rate
It’s sad that even theses side track non scout threads are also becoming depressing. We need some upbeat Scout related threads to turn things around on the forum
Sounds like the end of F1 at this rate viewership is gonna drop hard
We’ve hit a lull in exciting news on the forum and due to that we’ve wondered into threads that don’t relate to scouts and now we are just seeing negativity. It’s creeped from the daily life we all tried to escape from and worked its way in. Bummer
Thats what im saying! Bring back the old. These new cars weren't ready. They feel half developed. It's reminding me of the Latest Nascar Gen. and on how they are just starting to become good after being on track for 4 years i think.
Anytime you make radical changes like F1 did this year, there will be growing pains and adjustments.
It isn't the end of F1 quite yet.
It isn't the end of F1 quite yet.
It better not be, ITS RACE DAY!Anytime you make radical changes like F1 did this year, there will be growing pains and adjustments.
It isn't the end of F1 quite yet.
Who’s your team Jamie? Driver?
Oh stop! It’s just growing pains. I do really miss Daniel and Yuki though.
Thirty- forty years ago I enjoyed watching the improvements and innovations to F1, but then the cars grew and grew and got heavier and heavier. I know safety increased enormously, in part as a result of those gains which after watching some of my favorites get killed is welcomed, but they are too big! It's just not the same... The complexity involved now may be taking to much of the driver's attention away from driving. Norris didn't appear to see that cooling rig in the middle of the track because he was looking at this steering wheel data. These cars are are neccessarily data rich and driven. It's like they are becoming game players vs. physical drivers. My son didn't understand why I had trouble flying aircraft with an X Box controller and until I let him take the controls of a C172 did he really undersatnd about feeling the airplane and it's inputs.Anytime you make radical changes like F1 did this year, there will be growing pains and adjustments.
It isn't the end of F1 quite yet.
Truthfully, I've been agnostic since Schumacher left the game. I tend to root for the underdogs a bit, where a young, talented driver, wet behind the ears, starts to get confidence, and their team grows with them. I was happy to see Lando get the championship last year. Kimi shows amazing promise for his age, and I've always liked Russell. I'd also love to see Ferrari in championship form again. Audi will be intriguing to watch as well. They have always gone into any racing series to win it all and have some amazing history. Plus, throw in the American's with an 11th team and things will be fun to watch.
With new teams, lots of young drivers and radically new cars this year, I think it will be fun to watch.
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