Bring back slicks and turbos
I reckon starting again, give everyone a basic spec and then a budget to do the car up with so they have a choice on which way to go, super power, great handling, longevity, balance it out
Ever since the Flavio-Piquet race fix story broke I have had a dreadful feeling that it was going to give Mosley a way back from oblivion. Recently I
have been reading speculation by Ed Gorman in the Times and in Gordon McCabes blog that Todt might withdraw and Mosley return from the grave. All very
unlikely but white knight Ari post crashgate has been damaged by association with the FOTA in which Flav was a prime mover.
McCabe Blog http://mccabism.blogspot.com/
Ed Gormam i the Times http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/for...icle6833339.ece
However since then Mosley has stated to quote Jonathan Noble in Autosport today "Mosley predicts less friction if Todt wins" which is
somehown the opposite from what almost everybody else thinks see http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/78802
Whatever happens over the next days and weeks F1 politics ain't getting any cleaner.
[Edited on 23/9/09 by britishtrident]
It's a bit like Giant Haystack accusing Big Daddy of cheating on saturday afternoon wrestling. Totally contrived and fixed, and few people care anymore
the one and only realistic choice for new president of the FIA is my dad. Search facebook for 'john d brownlie for fia president' and join
the group to get a completely unbiased president with fresh new ideas to spice things up
[Edited on 23/9/09 by jos]
What's he proposing?
Bring back slicks and turbos
I reckon starting again, give everyone a basic spec and then a budget to do the car up with so they have a choice on which way to go, super power,
great handling, longevity, balance it out
he's proposing not bringing in knee jerk costly changes (kers) just for the sake of it, rather considered effective alterations to the rules that
increase the enjoyment of the spectators around the world by listening to what they have to say and implementing the changes
Can we count on your vote?
quote:
Originally posted by jos
he's proposing not bringing in knee jerk costly changes (kers) just for the sake of it, rather considered effective alterations to the rules that increase the enjoyment of the spectators around the world by listening to what they have to say and implementing the changes
Can we count on your vote?
