THE TRUTH OF MODERN F1 FOLLOWERS , VERY OBSCURE INDEED
(caps. because it's the title)
So the story goes like this:
This is beautiful piece of handcrafted racecar.
This is the ultimate crap.
We all want to see the first one in action right?
We want to watch those amazing Lotuses 49, Ferraris, Brabhams BT24,Cooper-Maserati T86, Eagles...instead of TF107 and RA107
...we want ot see John Surtees and Jimmy Clark instead of Ralf Schumacher and Sakon Yamamoto... and so on..
so what do we do?
We call dr. Emmet Brown...
...to take us back to 1967, because instead of watching '07 brazilian GP at Interlagos,
in fortnight we want to watch 1967 US GP at Watkins Glenn...
So doc Brown comes with his delorean dmc12 timemachine...
... and takes us back to 1967.
And what do we find there. Nothing. No TV live broadcast (not even John Watson and Allard Kalff, they came much later), No F1 forums, No F1 racing magazine, No countles internet information sources, No zillions of photos that cover every angle of the race car, No sleeples nights wandering through the doldrums of gpg forums, No max mosley, No Bernie Ecclestone (well we just might find him selling some really worn out fammily wagons on some fair in a schitty village in Suffolk).
Nothing, we only know that somwhere there on the other continent there is F1 race going on, and if we manage to catch BBC radio channel that covers the race we can consider ourselves lucky. Then comes monday, we'll read an article about it in local newspaper, probably accompanied with some shitty photo...
and that's it. Monday afternoon we would get our lives back, doing what ever people did at that time (and they did a lot of things...)
...on the other hand we(2007 F1 fans) will, browse the web, trying to find out what was this man...
...talking to his son, and what did his son's teammate told spanish media. And how Ron felt about it all.
And what did those two came up with...(again)
and that's it very obscure indeed.