3 ms·
The "we ban everything that helps someone win" habits of NASCAR and F1 are what make them incredibly boring to watch. I frankly don't see any difference between
by Causality1 7y ago
The "we ban everything that helps someone win" habits of NASCAR and F1 are what make them incredibly boring to watch. I frankly don't see any difference between them and their e-sport counterparts.
- schwap 7y agoThe same team has won the last 6 F1 championships, clearly not everything that helps them win is being banned.
- DominikD 7y agoIt's down to monies. There's no hard limit on spending (yet) so larger teams can and do invest more. On top of that smaller teams have to buy some of the components from the larger ones and integrate those into their designs. This is bound to be less effective than doing integrated, end to end design like Mercedes does.
- joncrane 7y agoFerrari have a historical place in the sport, and have oversized power. They are also a racing company that builds luxury sports road cars to fund their racing ambitions (every other car company is a road car company that uses F1 as marketing). Yet, they have been shooting themselves in the foot for the last few years, even though on paper their cars were faster than Mercedes'. It's not just about money, though money is the biggest factor. It's about having a good organization, good decision making, and good DRIVERS.
- kart23 7y agoI believe they are changing that with the new cars, there will be a limit to how much teams can spend on the car and r&d.
- joezydeco 7y agoA race where one driver is 30 seconds ahead of the rest is even more boring.
- nkrisc 7y agoWhat's even more boring is a race of hundreds of laps that is decided in the first 10 minutes.