Because it’s still a competition at the end of the day. You don’t want to waste points, because at the end of the day they could make a couple of a million dollar difference. If you don’t race and your competitors go ahead, they have a direct advantage. So despite the immediate danger, this is probably still a concern. It’s either all of them or none of them.
When the heck did this happen? And what was the story behind it?
No im still manifesting lu and landonin Bali pre Australia. Whatever shes done in Brazil southern will get a week... hopefully not in woking/surry
100%. Even if this race goes ahead, the two weeks until Melbourne are going to be massively important for the struggling teams. And the drivers know that. Sure, they should have their happy time but I think they’d feel very bad if they just left the teams to their struggles and went and enjoyed themselves.
No it makes complete sense. It has to be an all or nothing decision. For not only the reasons you have said about the competition/financial side, but also the fact that it will show that they are keeping to their word when it comes to what they said about Ukraine. Essentially it shouldn’t be any different. And ffs if they have to be selfish about it, be selfish about it (they are F1 drivers at the end of they day - they all already have massive egos). They themselves are more at risk from this than they are Ukraine in the sense that they are in the literal same place
Human rights issues are in many of the countries they go to. Another excellent LGBT+ example would be Hungary. The F1 governing body really needs to take a look at their calendar. Which they won’t do. It takes literal wars for the people involved in this sport to even ask themselves if it’s right to go there.
@MissF1 will be loving it!As an awkward person I feel that trip in my soul
I was indianapolis 2005 i think (not sure about the year), at this time there were 2 tyres manufacturer: Michelin and Bridgeston. All teams with Michelin tyres (14 cars) had to retire after the formation lap because the tyres weren't strong enough and were dangerous to drive with.When the heck did this happen? And what was the story behind it?
www.history.com
Absolutely fabulous
you are correct it was the US gp in 2005
*lights pipe and puts on slippers*When the heck did this happen? And what was the story behind it?
www.google.co.uk
Agreed there are many countries that F1 races in that they shouldn’t. Hungary has also been terrible in its positioning of the war in Ukraine. Won’t let aid or weapons travel through its country for fear of upsetting Putin.
Trust me LGBT in Hungary that's one of smallest problems of the country
I was just giving another example of the same thing, I’m aware of the issues. Many of the countries in the calendar don’t concern themselves with human rights in a huge capacity.
Not even just AM, the track and the tecpro is covered in it as well
