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**r9tbayfC** · 10-12-2007, 05:08 AM

NO

The races themselves have been good entertainment and the champinship is full off intruige.

...but all the off track stuff, especially the legal wranglings, the arbitrary rulings by the FIA, the mouth and actions of Max Mosley, the threats of losing Silverstone and France, the loss of USA GP, the chase for the almighty dollar by Bernie, and the completely blown out of proportion spy scandal have all made it hard to purely enjoy the races for what they are.

As soon as the red lights go out on Sunday, it's a bit of relief from all the nonsense and I can focus on 2 hours of driving and drama. As much as it pains me to see Hamilton crawl out of the race in china, that was high drama, that no amount of manufactured programming could ever deliver.

I find it odd that this thread woould appeear leading into the most exciting season finale in a very long time and a season (on the track) that provided us with 4 legitimate contendors, several rain races, smaller teams scoring points, and thrilling races.

If you think this season is a farce, I wonder what you thought of the 8 years preceeding this one.

10-12-2007, 05:08 AM	#14
r9tbayfC Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 429 Senior Member	NO The races themselves have been good entertainment and the champinship is full off intruige. ...but all the off track stuff, especially the legal wranglings, the arbitrary rulings by the FIA, the mouth and actions of Max Mosley, the threats of losing Silverstone and France, the loss of USA GP, the chase for the almighty dollar by Bernie, and the completely blown out of proportion spy scandal have all made it hard to purely enjoy the races for what they are. As soon as the red lights go out on Sunday, it's a bit of relief from all the nonsense and I can focus on 2 hours of driving and drama. As much as it pains me to see Hamilton crawl out of the race in china, that was high drama, that no amount of manufactured programming could ever deliver. I find it odd that this thread woould appeear leading into the most exciting season finale in a very long time and a season (on the track) that provided us with 4 legitimate contendors, several rain races, smaller teams scoring points, and thrilling races. If you think this season is a farce, I wonder what you thought of the 8 years preceeding this one.
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