- 26 Feb 14, 14:57#392949
A racing car that does not win, is just art
I am sure Bernie has his reasons
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A racing car that does not win, is just art
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Jabberwocky wrote:I am sure Bernie has his reasonsYeah. Because he can.
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Jabberwocky wrote:I never get the feeling he likes going to America. Maybe poor turn out will give him a reason to drop it.Does America have and extradition agreement with Germany?
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Bernie wrote:At the end of the day they run a domestic series in America - we run a world championship.

LRW wrote:I love Bernies smackdown comment when defending the decision.BOOM!Bernie wrote:At the end of the day they run a domestic series in America - we run a world championship.


ESPNF1 Bernie Ecclestone believes fans will switch off from Formula One if the sport does not make a few changes going forward.Bernie is a prick and I can't wait till his going away to a German prison where he'll be repeatedly anally penetrated by Gunther. What turns fans off is seeing an F1 event where 60% of the grandstand seats are empty on Saturday's qualifying.
Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has been openly critical of the new sport, arguing the fuel saving aspect is damaging the spectacle. Mercedes has defended the new regulations, saying any changes at this stage would be "absurd", but Ecclestone is worried about the public losing interest.
"I think we have to [do something]," he said. "For sure I don't think the way things are at the moment is acceptable to the public. People who buy tickets for here can go somewhere else. They are expecting to see Formula One and what Formula One used to be."
Ecclestone said the new engines are impressive pieces of engineering, but are not what Formula One should be about.
"What is wrong with these fantastic engines? These engines without any doubt are incredible. The amount of power they produce for a small amount of fuel, but I don't think that is Formula One's business. They should be in touring cars or something."
He believes the sound of the turbocharged engines is still the main bugbear, but is also considering Ferrari's proposal of increasing the fuel allowance.
"I think they can do something about the noise," he said. "If they need another 10kg of fuel or something."
racechick wrote:So why did he do the changes then? And after millions of pounds and man hours working to FIA rules he wants to change them after two races.And now he wants a race in Azerbaijan...he's an idiot! I hate him.

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