Where is F1 going now?
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It's a stick situation for sure..
To be honest, on the face of it, Moseley can sit in his big fat Leather chair saying he's been campaigning to slash cost for a long time but lets be honest. He hasn't tried very hard or for very long.
The point is this global slowdown has accelerated the issue and IMO the FIA are in a sticky situation.
If they don't slash costs more teams may pull out and F1 could disappear but if they do to the extent of a single engine deal then they risk destroying the formula and teams pulling out and F1 disappearing.
They are in a knee-jerk situation so i think its gonna be messy whatever happens.
To be honest, on the face of it, Moseley can sit in his big fat Leather chair saying he's been campaigning to slash cost for a long time but lets be honest. He hasn't tried very hard or for very long.
The point is this global slowdown has accelerated the issue and IMO the FIA are in a sticky situation.
If they don't slash costs more teams may pull out and F1 could disappear but if they do to the extent of a single engine deal then they risk destroying the formula and teams pulling out and F1 disappearing.
They are in a knee-jerk situation so i think its gonna be messy whatever happens.
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Thats kind of what I mean't,can it go on as it is at present,or will costs have to slashed.
(hopefully the former)