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[mkwiecinski]

Trarnsporting fuel is a waste of money and time and I think F1 should stop transporting their own
fuel trucks and starts using local fuel truck and this would save millions of dollars.
- I also heard that F1 is trying to scrap fuel pit stop and probably the entire pit stop.
What kind of a race would be without a pit stop! The race would be boring.
Pitting is an important part of the because it changes the pace and the positions of the dirver.

[digitaleye]

Trarnsporting fuel is a waste of money and time and I think F1 should stop transporting their own
fuel trucks and starts using local fuel truck and this would save millions of dollars.
- I also heard that F1 is trying to scrap fuel pit stop and probably the entire pit stop.
What kind of a race would be without a pit stop! The race would be boring.
Pitting is an important part of the because it changes the pace and the positions of the dirver.

Historically all this has been tried before. Back in the mid 80's they banned refueling which let to the famous photo of Alain Prost literally pushing his out-of-fuel McLaren across the finish line in Germany.

Regarding the fuel. Although similar to the fuel we all use in our cars its still very different.
http://www.formula1.com/inside_f1/under ... /5288.html

[pilotfriend]

Considering where some of the races are held, I would be more than worried using local fuel in my road car, yet alone an F1.

[headless]

Considering where some of the races are held, I would be more than worried using local fuel in my road car, yet alone an F1.

Hahah yeah, then we get onto bribery and controversies etc.

[billindenver]

Considering where some of the races are held, I would be more than worried using local fuel in my road car, yet alone an F1.

You mean the races that have practically zero attendance? I can cure that....DON'T EFFIN RACE THERE! If it can't get good fuel, then nobody owns good cars, hence no 'car culture' which means no damn fans. No fuel...NO RACE.

[EwanM]

Considering where some of the races are held, I would be more than worried using local fuel in my road car, yet alone an F1.

You mean the races that have practically zero attendance? I can cure that....DON'T EFFIN RACE THERE! If it can't get good fuel, then nobody owns good cars, hence no 'car culture' which means no damn fans. No fuel...NO RACE.

[digitaleye]

You mean the races that have practically zero attendance? I can cure that....DON'T EFFIN RACE THERE! If it can't get good fuel, then nobody owns good cars, hence no 'car culture' which means no damn fans. No fuel...NO RACE.

Car Culture? Fans? Good Cars? C'mon Bill you know the only way to get and keep an F1 race is to shovel bags full of cash into Bernies pockets

[darwin dali]

Considering where some of the races are held, I would be more than worried using local fuel in my road car, yet alone an F1.

You mean the races that have practically zero attendance? I can cure that....DON'T EFFIN RACE THERE! If it can't get good fuel, then nobody owns good cars, hence no 'car culture' which means no damn fans. No fuel...NO RACE.

[bud]

well said Bill

[texasmr2]

DAAAYYMMM some are actually agreeing with you Bill, I bet even Nostradamus could not have predicted that!!!

[billindenver]

Even a broken clock is correct twice a day.

That was once...still waiting for that second one to come around.

[texasmr2]

[darwin dali]

Even a broken clock is correct twice a day.

That was once...still waiting for that second one to come around.

Just start talking about Mr. Chubby

[texasmr2]

Even a broken clock is correct twice a day.

That was once...still waiting for that second one to come around.

Just start talking about Mr. Chubby

[The-Stig]

I do believe we've gone of topic