Daftest F1 Rule?
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in all the years of F1 what do you think to of been the daftest/worse rule that the FIA has implemented?
I will add my own later as i’m still working on it but how about you all?
The use two tyre compounds rule :3
Not strictly a rule, but taking away Yuji Ide’s superlicence seemed counterproductive to their aim of “improving the spectacle”!
i dont mind the both types of tyre, but starting on quali tires i dont like
Daftest rule?
Anyone who lodges a protest against Ferrari automatically loses, while any protest lodged by Ferrari automatically wins.
taking away Yuji Ide’s superlicence seemed counterproductive to their aim of “improving the spectacle”
Ide was racing in 2006. “Improving the show” didn’t become the party line until about 2008-09.
At the moment, it’s the two-compounds-per-race rule.
Historically it was single-lap qualifying. What a shower.
Engine freeze. Did it really save any money? Seems to me they just ploughed the same money into aero packages instead.
The compound qualifying format used for the first half of 2005. Terrible.
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