OK, how come the best drivers in the world can't tell when they don't have traction, or keep from wrecking at least 3 cars on the first lap, or more likely, the first turn? Oh, I forgot, the first lap is the only time any passing ever happens.
And why can't the most heavily financed race teams in the world read a radar and NASCAR "Country Bumpkins" can? The one team that did apparently didn't until the warm up lap.
I'm not in an F1 car, but I have driven at Laguna Seca, Sears Point and Thunderhill in pouring rain with standing water and inch plus deep rivers on different tires including R compounds without plowing off the track. I realize it is not the same thing, but at the same time, it F'ing is. Driving within the available traction is a critical part of driving. And I don't have spotters spread all over the track telling me what conditions are like as I assume F1 teams do.
Don't even start me on improperly tightened "lug nuts".
Thank you for reading my Anti-F1 Rant... Let the
begin.
