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Trending & News I was really hoping for Kyalami to come back seeing as how Africa is the only continent that F1 does not currently race in (well outside of Antarctica). It would truly be international then, but such is the business of F1, if you don't have suitcases and suitcases of stone cold cash these days, and the infrastructure for a race, it's not happening.
thats a good shout also its spector sport, f1 sells tickets, fans buy them and merch and that brings the money, Germany had schumacher and vettel, great britian had/has Hill, Mnasell, Hamiltion, Russell, Norris, Belgium/Holland have Vesptapon. Austraila has Webber, Riccord and Pastri.
The drivers though aren't the reason those tracks exist or that they are allowed to race there. The Kyalami deal finally got the financial backing it needed from the top elites in South Africa, but there was greed and politics involved in the deal folding and some issues with the circuit that would have needed an overhaul. Cut to, you see street tracks like Vegas going ahead because Vegas itself is a cash cow, and its incredibly easy to get a money dump done with little to not political opposition because if there is money to be made, Vegas will make it. This is why it's getting harder and harder for those classic circuits to stay afloat these days or to ink long term deals. Qatar is prime example---smack dab middle of the desert, not that good of a track for F1 cars, but rich oil millionaires can offer up endless money so they get a deal done yet Qatar had one of the lowest attendance rates of the season so far.
Agreed though Qutar had its issues with Tire ware and Drivers health, Seveal drivers were sick during the race and a lot were phiscally drained not forgetting all but 1 driver got track infrigment warnings
Bit of an anomaly though. I think had they not had to do the equivalent of 4 rounds of Quali stints topped with racing far earlier in the season than will be next eyar, they wouldn't have done as bad. Poor Logan was sick prior to the race, so that was never going to help him in this extreme, but glad he chose to get out before he passed out.
FIA should token nights from the world cup last year, they moved that from Summer tourament till a winter date as its cooler.
Nurburgring (not sure why Hockenheim is lumped in with it, but I hate that track).
Sepang is a close second.
I presume you mean The Newer Nurburgring not the green hell.
Because both are classifed as the german grand prix
Not the whole Nordschleife, no ๐
Ahh ok, well I always remember Nurburgring as the European, I forgot they alternated it as the German for a couple of years
Thanks for MHO :)
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Impossible to choose one there are so many
Hockenheim
Turkey
Sepang
Korea
Honestly I have watched F1 for a while to have seen all 4 I miss them such great Tracks but F1 just cares only about Money now
I think it is a disgrace that there is no German Grand Prix, especially as there are 3 American grand Prix. F1 is something else that the Americans have taken over and destroyed.
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