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Absolutely. Tire management is important, but it should not be essential. Reckless breaking with wheels locked should have its consequences. I'd rather see whee
by T-zex 13y ago
Absolutely. Tire management is important, but it should not be essential. Reckless breaking with wheels locked should have its consequences. I'd rather see wheel to wheel action than listen to the comments about how this guy in a second place will have to save his tires and give up positions to score a few points.
- k-mcgrady 13y ago>> "I'd rather see wheel to wheel action than listen to the comments about how this guy in a second place will have to save his tires and give up positions to score a few points." The only reason he is in 2nd place is because he didn't save his tyres - and the reason he has to now lose places is because the guys behind did. In the end it usually works out the way it should be and we get some fighting on the last few laps. Even 5 years ago the last 15-20 laps were a procession to the line. I think introducing a bit of excitement towards the end is much better.
- T-zex 13y agoIts a matter of taste I suppose. I did not enjoy this season. Maybe I'm too spoiled by MotoGP.
- raverbashing 13y agoWell, what can I say, I agree, I think it's getting boring and too many artificial limitations. But it's better than the Schumacher era, with absolutely no challenge to him.