I watched a lot of F1 in the 80's and 90's. Then stopped for various reasons (around the time that Senna died on the track). But lately have started watching a

I watched a lot of F1 in the 80's and 90's. Then stopped for various reasons (around the time that Senna died on the track). But lately have started watching again now that my sons are taking an interest. I fully appreciate that the heady, noisy, dangerous days of F1 are over, as driver & fan safety, as well as hybrid engines take over the sport. But still, exciting wheel to wheel racing can happen, as evidenced by the race in Bahrain over the weekend. This year at least, the teams seem on a more even spread, and it is hard to pick a runaway winner for the drivers or constructors championship.