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Okay folks, it is the off season time for useless debates.

If you could change one thing about F1 (and just one thing you anoraks) what would it be and why?

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[-] oxideseven@lemmy.ca 2 points 2 years ago

Karts probably wouldn't be fast enough for those tracks, would they? It would be cool cus then it's even cheaper and more accessible and the recruitment possibilities. But I think they are probably too slow.

F2 is the exact opposite.

I had in mind normal people cars like GTRs or R8s or something in that field. Still fast, still sporty, but anyone could drive em.

[-] Dmian@lemmy.world 2 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Yes, you’re right, and I explained myself awfully. I meant a kart race, but not actually in the F1 track. More like a side event to entertain people. Some circuits have kart tracks around that can be used. But now thinking about it, I’m realizing that a kart track can’t probably accommodate the amount of people wanting to see the race. So, let’s forget about my dumb idea. Yours is actually good and feasible. XP

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