- 14 Mar 10, 18:42#189614
It's unlikely, I know. It's going to cost some money, and it would also be a PR disaster for F1. Then again, we'll get better racing because of it.
If the FIA really wanted to, they could easily reintroduce refueling mid-season. We'll see what happens.
The race was a letdown for me. I really, really want refueling back. It adds another dynamic to the race, and makes races much more strategical. I liked how a driver starting 13th could finish 6th because they were on a long 1 stop strategy. It was always intriguing to see a situation like the following:
1. Jenson Button is in 3rd place, trailing Lewis Hamilton in 2nd by a few seconds.
2. Lewis pits and comes out in 7th.
3. Button pushes and pushes for another few laps after Lewis pits.
4. Button pits.
5. Because of the hard pushing, Button comes out in front of Lewis in 7th place after exiting the pit lane.
We're not going to see something like that anymore, and it's very disappointing.
On a side note, is it possible for the FIA and FOTA to reintroduce refueling mid-season? Maybe if the first few races are a real bore, they'll reintroduce refueling for Barcelona.
really can't see that happening,
It's unlikely, I know. It's going to cost some money, and it would also be a PR disaster for F1. Then again, we'll get better racing because of it.
If the FIA really wanted to, they could easily reintroduce refueling mid-season. We'll see what happens.
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