35 years ago today, F1 announced a grid of 21 teams for the 1989 season. Today they announced that having more than 10 teams has no value.
35 years ago today, F1 announced a grid of 21 teams for the 1989 season. Today they announced that having more than 10 teams has no value.
Formula 1 announced its largest field for a new season 35 years ago today. Here's a look at the grid which was twice the size of this year's.
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F1 wants US $s for their stock
F1 wants US eyes on their races
F1 wants 3 US races
F1 doesn't want a 2nd US team
40 1 ReplyTbh I don't count Haas as a US team. They are based in Europe and besides being "Haas" they don't have anything American.
17 0 ReplyAll their admin side of things are based in Charlotte in the US.
3 0 ReplyYeah, but none of their sporting side are based in the States.
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It's ludicrous.
9 0 ReplyThe teams don't want to share the price pool
6 0 ReplyGreat sportsmanship demonstrated by the teams!
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They even patented branding for a Chicago GP, so maybe 4 US races in the near future…
1 0 ReplyIt's Europe's nobility's sense of cultural superiority at its peak. Toto Wolff's comments on the matter sealed it shut, as far as I'm concerned. I have to wonder; if a European team wanted to come in as the eleventh outfit on the grid, would their application have been approved?
5 6 ReplyBullshit lol, it's dollars and cents pure and simple. No team is joining, american or otherwise.
7 0 ReplyMaybe I'm wrong. It's just a discussion starter.
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