F1 is not a sport

[anonymous-user]

Thoughts?

https://www.crash.net/f1/news/936439/1/grosjean-sp...

[anonymous-user]

Honda and Brawn with Jenson Button. He was nearly not in the 2009 Championship.

2008 Button was 18th in the Championship.

2009 Champion

[anonymous-user]

ELUSIVEJIM said:

Honda and Brawn with Jenson Button. He was nearly not in the 2009 Championship.

2008 Button was 18th in the Championship.

2009 Champion

Like Honda last year, moving forward with powertrain.

All current powertrain suppliers have been competitive in the past. They all could again at some point.

Edited by anonymous-user on Monday 24th February 16:21

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Duns said:

ELUSIVEJIM said:

Honda and Brawn with Jenson Button. He was nearly not in the 2009 Championship.

2008 Button was 18th in the Championship.

2009 Champion

Like Honda last year, moving forward with powertrain.

All current powertrain suppliers have been competitive in the past. They all could again at some point.

It's not like the mid 60's, where a team could run a V16, but have no chance making minimum weight.

Edited by Duns on Monday 24th February 16:13

The Brawn had a Mercedes engine

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ELUSIVEJIM said:

The Brawn had a Mercedes engine

What a freak year.

But with Brawn's winning streak from Ferrari, not as surprising.

Edited by anonymous-user on Tuesday 25th February 10:36

[anonymous-user]

Sport, an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others for entertainment.

Seems a definition of F1 to me, ergo F1 is a sport.

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Teddy Lop said:

How has grosjean and his moaning escaped being condemend to formula e mediocrity already, that's the real question. Hey it's a spec series frenchie knock yourself out!

Formula E isnt a spec series.