What do you like about f1 racing?

[Sargentcaptain]

Nothing, nowadays anyway. I've been a fan since I was a little kid but the sport is awful now, it's understandable that due to the tech being used it won't really attract new teams given that most car manufacturers are switching to electric. They are starting to faze out great old tracks replacing them with boring new ones. The grid seems like a family gathering more than a competitive sport. For the most part, the best you can hope for is a grid penalty for the top 6 drivers so that you can at least get some overtakes. The longer the season is the less enthused I am, individual races don't feel important and special, due to the new tracks copying a lot from the older ones. It's sad that a lot of the times most real drama that happens is in the qualifying.

[Lemia]

Pretty Much what @wankiam said for me to explain why i like I would need 5 hours.

[Behappy85]

Love everything about it, like others have said itself changed over the last few years rules, technology, drivers but on its plus side each race is different and you never know what might happen.
I wod love to he able to go and watch some of the races rather than watch it on tv.

[DeeDeeDeVour]

I've been losing interest little by little since Lewis Hamilton started dominating.

[MusicMayhem]

I really don't know anymore. It's gone downhill the last 10 years. Chase Carey hasn't a clue what F1 needs.

Today more drivers get penalties due to exceeding the number of engine components used rather than because they crashed into another car.

[GDG44]

Watched the films McClaren and Setta (sp?). Interesting stories about the tipping point of control and speed while it constantly changes with innovation and technology. It really sucked that they died in crashes though. The motorcycle documentaries usually have the same sad ending.

[wankiam]

its so difficult to quantify... i mean i love it myself and have been a fan of it since being a kid but i couldnt tell you why i chose to follow motorsports while others love football or siting on their arse playing video games

[Riccyeric]

The drama when drivers crash into each other. Strategy battles and unpredictability. The overtakes. Ferrari team and Sebastian Vettel.

[northerngal]

I used to watch for the drivers... but when Fernando retired I Iost interest.

[BCA6010]

The tracks are far more interesting/challenging than boring oval tracks used in Nascar or Indy. It's not as boring to watch as endurance racing. Competition between the teams and manufacturers actually stimulates development in consumer vehicles.

[FlatsRunner]

It’s just a huge expensive scalextric race now with most things being controlled from outside the cars now.

[ThatGuy133]

I think it's pretty cool. I don't watch it much because there is usually a time difference between here and the area of the track

[elduderinosupreme]

Not much aside from stupid speeds. They really need to deregulate and go back to big turbo 4s and na v12s. 15000 rpm 12s are why I originally watched f1. But its since stagnated to the same bullshit.

[Soar-er]

I liked it more when I was a kid, and Schumacher was winning everything.
But nowadays the personalities aren't there

[Guest25]

The technology used in the design of the cars. Those things generate so much down force at over 100 mph that they can literally be driven on a ceiling at that point.

[Sixgun77]

I love the design of the cars. I think road course racing is awesome.

[wercik71]

It's a tradition. I've been watching it with my parents since I was a kid.

[DiscomfortZone]

Nothing, I thing it's basic to the point of stupidity.

[NickiB]

Nothing. Nothing at all

[Gedaria]

It's great seeing drivers battle it out..

[DylanJonesss]

The tragic fate of tom price youtube it...

[BulletproofNY]

I love it, it’s the only sport I follow!

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

I would love to attend one live.

[Rob19777]

It's awesome