Bernie needs to spring it on them after quali. Do it at random races, oh how much fun that would be. :lol:
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^^^^ Now that's an idea and make Bernie stand in the middle of the track just before the first turn.
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Randomly reversing the qualifying field just screams bush league. Might as well just pick a number out of a hat for the starting grid and not even have qualifying as there is no reward for excellence.
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Steve AdministratorStaff Member Articles Moderator
I wonder how much sandbagging would occur if they awarded points for qualifying.
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Apparently it has been confirmed by many sources that Massa has accepted an offer and will return to Williams for next season...
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Hey guys justa pullin your leg about reverse F1 grids. :idea:
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Crashton Club Coordinator
The team cars should be chained together. One car gets the steering wheel & the other the gas peddle. The team controls the brakes.
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Steve AdministratorStaff Member Articles Moderator
If Massa drove in the last race in 2016 and then drives in the first race of 2017, that's not really a retirement is it? I wonder whether he has to give back the car Williams gave him as a retirement gift.
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Crashton Club Coordinator
Bet he gets to keep it. They hired him back, it's not like he came out of a short retirement to drive for a rival team. Maybe the car is his payment for the year.
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Steve AdministratorStaff Member Articles Moderator
Talk of promoting rivalries "We need to build the rivalries..." smacks of Bernie-speak (or a Jerry Springer wannabe) and turns me right off. But given the sort of manufactured drama entertainment popular these days it might (unfortunately) work if they're looking to pull in new and younger audiences.
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Steve AdministratorStaff Member Articles Moderator
Bernie is quoted as saying "there are too many Italians at Ferrari".
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Steve AdministratorStaff Member Articles Moderator
"... it's not in our hands" is a lie, Bernie.
Silverstone considers activating British GP break-clause in 2017 (motorsport.com)
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