No more F1 for me (current at least)

F1, like other sports, has become so infested with politics that I dont want to watch anymore.
I am going to stick with watching old races from the 80s, 90s, etc and not waste my time. Makes me sad, but there you go.
Doesn't help that no one is able to really challenge Mercedes.

I am hoping that one day both those issues are gone away. But maybe other forms of motorsport will have taken over by then.

Only good thing right now is the new interesting tracks in use. But that is not enough.

I totally understand.

So basically, you keep into F1, just not into actual races. Hope you keep playing GP4 anyways.

oh yes, I am super into making mods for GP3, as much as ever, and I am working through watching the 1986 F1 season. Plenty of races to watch. Lets hopes in a few years new races are worth watching.

Totally in agreement. Still have love for Gp4 and older seasons but to be honest cant remember last time I tuned into an F1 race. Its a complete farce.


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agreed too, i'm already no longer interested for a longer time in f1 and stepped back into the older seasons. i don't need this crap what they so called 'F1'

Yep, haven't watched a race in years, and don't think I ever will again. You can't undo the last ten years of 'progress' - halos, crap sounds, low engine capacity, faster and faster cars that take every corner flat and ruin circuits. F1 will never get any better than it is now, and it's currently the worst it has ever been.

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You guys are all on my page - good posts. I'm 37 years old and totally agree.

Currently watching 1987, 100% races. Then it'll be more 80's and 90's F1 for me. Seen them many times but still can't get enough.

I'm from England so it's Murray Walker / James Hunt commentary. What a time to be alive!"Real F1".

senna_fan_1983 Wrote:
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> You guys are all on my page - good posts. I'm 37
> years old and totally agree.
>
> Currently watching 1987, 100% races. Then it'll be
> more 80's and 90's F1 for me. Seen them many times
> but still can't get enough.
>
> I'm from England so it's Murray Walker / James
> Hunt commentary. What a time to be alive!"Real
> F1".

100% Im from the UK too you're talking about an absolutely beautiful era. I do not recognise F1 anymore, never thought the day would come when I would just switch off completely but it has unfortunately.


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Yes, politics is crap, but for me is that F1 races are becoming more and more like a private school weekend sport event for rich kids/millennials to drive expensive cars around a track.

THis year IS looking more promising. Go for it Verstappen and the Mclaren boys.
Would be good to see Hamilton call it a day too.

Early days, but this year is looking a bit more interesting. Lets hope so.

2021 looks promising, if you haven’t watched any race this season, you have missed quite a lot of stuff

I understand, but I disagree. Formula 1 is much more fun to watch today. I don't think anyone on this forum likes old-fashioned motorsport more than I do. I really love the courage and bravery of the drivers from the 30's to the 90's, but comparing the entertainment, today's Formula 1 is much more interesting. It moves me a lot, sometimes it even brings me to tears... lol

Have a little good will, but if you're not all right too, Formula 1 is 70 years old and has many good races to see in addition to the unprecedented ones.

Greetings.

I like the current season too, and it is quite surprising, as I thought it would be another one of Hamiltons dominance. I quite like some modern drivers as Leclerc and Norris too - they are fine lads and good drivers.

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Buongiorno a tutti , piccolo(grosso)problema:mi si è rotto l'Hard disk con dentro alcuni giochi di GP4 , c'è nessuno che me li potrebbe passare, tipo 2019/20/21? o dove poterli scaricare? grazie a tutti per la risposta, daniele (danielepett@tiscali.it)

Yes! F1 is much improved compared to when I started this thread. I am much encouraged.
I'd watch the races at the moment just see what young Lando Norris is up to! He is such a character.
And I can't wait to see Max get his first title. Would be even better if Ferrari could get their act together.
So ... much to be positive about.
Times change.

Elio

Totally agree. Dunno what's the coming year is going to offer to us, I'm afraid it might be just Mercs topping again

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Season was good, but the finale was not that great to my taste. I'd prefer Lewis winning fair, instead of new Charlie Whiting replacer doing that horrible stuff like allowing some drivers to overtake Lewis and some others stay behind just for sake of allowing Verstappen to win... So bad really, like whoa. And I'm not a Ham fan even and prefer Max slightly more overall, but just saying how bad that decision was - and it was really-really bad sadly. But all the new bosses want is the 'show', not the fair racing, so nothing surprising really

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Soutsen Wrote:
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> Season was good, but the finale was not that great
> to my taste. I'd prefer Lewis winning fair,
> instead of new Charlie Whiting replacer doing that
> horrible stuff like allowing some drivers to
> overtake Lewis and some others stay behind just
> for sake of allowing Verstappen to win... So bad
> really, like whoa. And I'm not a Ham fan even and
> prefer Max slightly more overall, but just saying
> how bad that decision was - and it was
> really-really bad sadly. But all the new bosses
> want is the 'show', not the fair racing, so
> nothing surprising really

+1 ...except that i am a Ham fan Of course Max deserved the title. But no one grants you that only because you deserved it. You simply have to prove that during a fair race. Instead we had an "americanized" F1.
One question : why Ham did not pit during VSC and SC ?