It's worth noting the current rule set is trying to optimize for spectator moments, safety and budget constraints. An F1 series unruled at this point would be a

It's worth noting the current rule set is trying to optimize for spectator moments, safety and budget constraints. An F1 series unruled at this point would be a case of biggest pockets wins, and the racing wouldn't be close at all. I like to think of F1 as just a big go-cart race. The cars are obviously on the edges of performance inside the rules, but the cars are still homologated. The really interesting racing has been in Time Attack and grassroots leagues in my opinion. I forsee an end to F1 soon enough, the budgets are big and it's no longer a good platform for R&D given manufacturers will start to ditch consumer ICE anyway. Whereas Time Attack and other leagues are more about developing enthusiast level performance fabrication shops and parts which is something that will go on in to the future.