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Bye_Ya wrote:If it receives more attention in the States is will only be a good thing. A lot of people here would get into the sport more if it was presented to them in the right way, but I do think it would have to be marketed correctly.I hope the US GP succeeds. Th US has always been an F1 country. They have had many great GPs. Indionapolis, Detroit, phoenix just to name a few. Problem with th US is that it's a huge market for motoring and motor racing. Being big makes competition strong. The US already has several major huge championships. Hopefully with the right marketing, F1 can prosper in America along with their already established series.
Hammer278 wrote:the same series which insulted the intelligence of US fans in the early 2000s on more than 1 occasion.let's be honest, that's not that hard
bud wrote:A bit harshHammer278 wrote:the same series which insulted the intelligence of US fans in the early 2000s on more than 1 occasion.let's be honest, that's not that hardsorry couldn't resist.
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bud wrote:Where is Tex? I've noticed in the Ferrari decline less tifosi on here... Fair weather supporters?I'm still here, does that mean I'm a true supporter. Hehehe
AKR wrote:Absolutely! If you're not, no one is!bud wrote:Where is Tex? I've noticed in the Ferrari decline less tifosi on here... Fair weather supporters?I'm still here, does that mean I'm a true supporter. Hehehe
AKR wrote:Look up Ferrari fan in the dictionary and there's AKR in the description.bud wrote:Where is Tex? I've noticed in the Ferrari decline less tifosi on here... Fair weather supporters?I'm still here, does that mean I'm a true supporter. Hehehe
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