@benkovski@Boshbiff@fia@IndyCar@F1 If that's the case, then your argument is pretty dumb as well. Please enlighten me as to why these 15 year old Spec cars haven't broken Arie Luyendyk's single and four lap average at Indianapolis set in 1996? 15 is newer than 30 and should therefore be faster, right?
@Jerrycandan@fia@IndyCar@F1 I'll give you the entertainment part, but no way racing, not in a spec car. A top tier series should have open rules that allow for any manufacturer that can meet those rules. It should be the best drivers and manufacturers competing. Sadly, F1 is even getting too restrictive.
@benkovski@Boshbiff@fia@IndyCar@F1 While I don't particularly care for the current F1 rules package, and I also enjoy attending a few Indycar races a year, the joke is anyone thinking a 15 year old spec car is in any way superior to the advanced engineering a current F1 car.
@countrycasas@fia@IndyCar@F1 And, unfortunately, in today's world of Formula 1 and Indycar, you'll no longer see it. It's more about the show than actual racing.
Fuck off #Formula1, I will not be renewing my F1 live subscription. You've now proven without a doubt you care nothing about competition, only American money.
#f1#Andretti
@Zexo69420 This might set the record for the longest time for a response to tweet I've ever had, lol. You are somewhat correct, they are legal, but very very heavily regulated.
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