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Still early days in the announcement, will be interesting to see what they do
Australian GP called off
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People on Indianapolis-style racing fan message boards are currently debating rumors amongst each other that the replacement race might be Indianapolis, slotting into the calendar ahead of COTA.
Make of that what you will.
Make of that what you will.
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Re: Australian GP called off
Yannick wrote:People on Indianapolis-style racing fan message boards are currently debating rumors amongst each other that the replacement race might be Indianapolis, slotting into the calendar ahead of COTA.
Make of that what you will.
I would like that. Disappointed at another year without Melbourne, but I think Indy would be an interesting alternative.
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dr-baker wrote:Yannick wrote:People on Indianapolis-style racing fan message boards are currently debating rumors amongst each other that the replacement race might be Indianapolis, slotting into the calendar ahead of COTA.
Make of that what you will.
I would like that. Disappointed at another year without Melbourne, but I think Indy would be an interesting alternative.
I would not be surprised if Liberty Media did try and organise a race there, given how heavily they are trying to pivot the sport towards the USA - however, I do wonder whether there might be a few concerns about a repeat of the 2005 farce if they went back there with the current tyres.
Martin Brundle, on watching a replay of Grosjean spinning:
"The problem with Grosjean is that he want to take a look back at the corner he's just exited"
"The problem with Grosjean is that he want to take a look back at the corner he's just exited"
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Re: Australian GP called off
mario wrote:dr-baker wrote:Yannick wrote:People on Indianapolis-style racing fan message boards are currently debating rumors amongst each other that the replacement race might be Indianapolis, slotting into the calendar ahead of COTA.
Make of that what you will.
I would like that. Disappointed at another year without Melbourne, but I think Indy would be an interesting alternative.
I would not be surprised if Liberty Media did try and organise a race there, given how heavily they are trying to pivot the sport towards the USA - however, I do wonder whether there might be a few concerns about a repeat of the 2005 farce if they went back there with the current tyres.
Note that if F1 does return to Indy they will likely use the layout used for the Indianapolis GP in Indycar, which circumvents the banked corner:
Though I would rather have the banked corner myself
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CaptainGetz12 wrote:
Note that if F1 does return to Indy they will likely use the layout used for the Indianapolis GP in Indycar, which circumvents the banked corner:
Though I would rather have the banked corner myself
Which versions have FIA Grade 1 licences for F1 racing? Like CaptainGetz12, I would like to see the return of a banked oval turn, but suspect that it will be the version above that will be used.
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They should totally put the sprint race at Indy if they have it. You could have every variation of the circuit open at the same time, and on different laps the drivers have to do different variations of the circuit. It could be a confusing Mario-Kart mess where the drivers are at the mercy of the engineers telling them which way to go. And if they go the wrong way the lap doesn't count and they have to do it again.
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I was under the impression Roger was asked about this by Pruett or Fryer or Pockross or someone of their level, and he basically said "lol nah we're good".
Plus COTA cleared another fall date with the local authorities for a "major event".
Plus COTA cleared another fall date with the local authorities for a "major event".
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dr-baker wrote:CaptainGetz12 wrote:
Note that if F1 does return to Indy they will likely use the layout used for the Indianapolis GP in Indycar, which circumvents the banked corner:
Though I would rather have the banked corner myself
Which versions have FIA Grade 1 licences for F1 racing? Like CaptainGetz12, I would like to see the return of a banked oval turn, but suspect that it will be the version above that will be used.
The standard road course has already been given a Grade 1 licence (the variant used by MotoGP does not appear on their list of homologated circuits).
Wallio wrote:I was under the impression Roger was asked about this by Pruett or Fryer or Pockross or someone of their level, and he basically said "lol nah we're good".
Plus COTA cleared another fall date with the local authorities for a "major event".
That does seem to be the more likely scenario - if the teams are already there, then it's probably easier to run the same event again in the way that they reran races in Austria.
Martin Brundle, on watching a replay of Grosjean spinning:
"The problem with Grosjean is that he want to take a look back at the corner he's just exited"
"The problem with Grosjean is that he want to take a look back at the corner he's just exited"