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Why Ben Sulayem pushes on with new team process despite F1 criticisms
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I agree. More teams will lead to more competition and more racing--the entire reason anybody watches the sport.
Or it leads to more back markers and blue flags, watered down revenue for the smaller teams and therefore less competitiveness from them resulting in even less competition. F1 is booming right now but it won't forever. Instead of new teams f2 should be made into a real world championship imo. That would create much more competition than some billionaire wasting money in f1
It wasn't long time ago that when more teams raced (2014 11 teams, 2012 12 teams), iirc 107% rule solved the blue flag problem.
I am still annoyed if the end of a race is spoiled by the leaders having to go through traffic non stop