F1 in........ Bulgaria???
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http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/76651
Great, another reason for Bernie to take away one of the "classic" races in favour for a soulless POS racetrack in the middle of nowhere.
Great, another reason for Bernie to take away one of the "classic" races in favour for a soulless POS racetrack in the middle of nowhere.
dpbird90 said:
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/76651
Great, another reason for Bernie to take away one of the "classic" races in favour for a soulless POS racetrack in the middle of nowhere.
To be fair, we probably said the same thing when Hungary was first mooted.Great, another reason for Bernie to take away one of the "classic" races in favour for a soulless POS racetrack in the middle of nowhere.
If its an interesting track that provides good racing, then I really don't mind where the events are (as long as we have a British GP!).
touring fan said:
dpbird90 said:
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/76651
Great, another reason for Bernie to take away one of the "classic" races in favour for a soulless POS racetrack in the middle of nowhere.
To be fair, we probably said the same thing when Hungary was first mooted.Great, another reason for Bernie to take away one of the "classic" races in favour for a soulless POS racetrack in the middle of nowhere.
If its an interesting track that provides good racing, then I really don't mind where the events are (as long as we have a British GP!).
Where will they build the circuit? Will it be nodnoL, that's the capital isn't it? (according to an episode of Red Dwarf).
Seriously, I do hope that they use someone other than that tosspot Tilke to design the track. My 4-yearold boy is ready and waiting with is crayons..... He thinks a 3-4 mile lap, with some challenging high speed banked curves, matched with some tight twisty technical stuff, a few good long straights to help with engine failures, and some nice changes in elevation. And plenty of good views for the spectators.
Seriously, I do hope that they use someone other than that tosspot Tilke to design the track. My 4-yearold boy is ready and waiting with is crayons..... He thinks a 3-4 mile lap, with some challenging high speed banked curves, matched with some tight twisty technical stuff, a few good long straights to help with engine failures, and some nice changes in elevation. And plenty of good views for the spectators.
touring fan said:
dpbird90 said:
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/76651
Great, another reason for Bernie to take away one of the "classic" races in favour for a soulless POS racetrack in the middle of nowhere.
To be fair, we probably said the same thing when Hungary was first mooted.Great, another reason for Bernie to take away one of the "classic" races in favour for a soulless POS racetrack in the middle of nowhere.
If its an interesting track that provides good racing, then I really don't mind where the events are (as long as we have a British GP!).
RDMcG said:
Well, the deals for Somalia and Chad have not yet been completed, so at least we have Bulgaria. All that historical nonsense such as Silverstone is best put behind us.
Bulgaria has quite a lot of racing history. Just because you are ignorant to it, doesn't mean it isn't there.I agree getting rid of Silverstone is a bad idea.
However Bulgaria would be a good location, also all the locals would support it. They would have a packed stadium, or welcome a street race. Unlike the current Eastern locations.
elster said:
RDMcG said:
Well, the deals for Somalia and Chad have not yet been completed, so at least we have Bulgaria. All that historical nonsense such as Silverstone is best put behind us.
Bulgaria has quite a lot of racing history. Just because you are ignorant to it, doesn't mean it isn't there.I agree getting rid of Silverstone is a bad idea.
However Bulgaria would be a good location, also all the locals would support it. They would have a packed stadium, or welcome a street race. Unlike the current Eastern locations.
Edited by Get Karter on Friday 3rd July 11:53
Bulgaria do not and as far as I can tell ever had a permanent racing circuit. If they haven't had the money, resources or desire to build one before now what does that say about them being able to sustain an F1 event?
(And before anyone says otherwise, the only circuits they have raced on have been temporary street circuits).
(And before anyone says otherwise, the only circuits they have raced on have been temporary street circuits).
Get Karter said:
elster said:
RDMcG said:
Well, the deals for Somalia and Chad have not yet been completed, so at least we have Bulgaria. All that historical nonsense such as Silverstone is best put behind us.
Bulgaria has quite a lot of racing history. Just because you are ignorant to it, doesn't mean it isn't there.I agree getting rid of Silverstone is a bad idea.
However Bulgaria would be a good location, also all the locals would support it. They would have a packed stadium, or welcome a street race. Unlike the current Eastern locations.
As for circuits I only saw street racing and rallying.
I would say more people in Bulgaria would be glued to the TVs watch F1 and WRC than most of the countries that currently host.
George Tanev races in the WTCC & he's Bulgarian.
+ http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2007/11/12/lost...
They even managed to build cars there before WW2 - albeit not of their own design.
+ http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2007/11/12/lost...
They even managed to build cars there before WW2 - albeit not of their own design.
Edited by german tony on Friday 3rd July 13:34
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