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This series is a formula - the cars are the same specification. Innovation comes from when there is a rule book with sufficient amount of room for people to do
by Theodores 12y ago
This series is a formula - the cars are the same specification. Innovation comes from when there is a rule book with sufficient amount of room for people to do their own thing. Where are the options with this series for contestants to evolve anything? Even if they could, how would that 'transform' formula 1? Not even the driver market is really set to change in F1 due to this formula.
Strip aside the green-washing and this formula has very little to do with 'saving the world', evolving electric cars or 'transforming' F1. Sure it is worth giving a go, however, many motorsports fans want to see a series where teams really can innovate with power plants, aerodynamics, suspension and every other aspect pertinent to performance. Only with such a series will we have truly evolutionary leaps in automotive technology that can benefit road cars and other formulae.
- disputin 12y agoThey're allowed to innovate after the first season. Agreed not much to do with F1, and wondered if it wasn't intended as a way for racing to get around Bernie's control of F1.