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Hmmm interesting question. I suppose they are rewarding the ‘weaker’ teams by implementing these new rules. We had (Adelaide, Australia) the GP’s here for 10 years and I can distinctly remember qualifying starting and nothing happening for 55 minutes and then all of a sudden whamo! For 5 minutes (slightly exaggerated) and I suppose it doesn’t make good TV? And F1 is probably the most commercialised sport in the world. F1 is never gonna be door-to-door racing due the nature of the ‘delicate’ machines?
I suppose no matter the rule changing, the juggernauts such as Ferrari et cetera will always rise to the top with their resources and incredible management team, they will just out wit all the others, it might throw a few upsets on the grid but the status quo will remain. I just think they are getting the racing right these days.
He has won now!
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