Leading news in recent days has been that Formula 1 is taking its show-off to a new level, and instead of the well-established, traditional car unveilings at the beginning of the year, it will hold a public show in London.
We don't know about you, but having said that, we feel like we're not at a car race anymore, but in another trashy experience, far removed from reality. And we're not alone... After all, Max Verstappen, who is on his way to his fourth world championship title, didn't get the new idea of F1 either, and in fact, he ruthlessly dismissed it. True, not during a public media appearance, but once it's on the internet, it stays there...
"What is F175? What are you talking about? No, I won't be watching any F1 then... In fact, I really hope I'm lucky enough to get sick that week," Verstappen said in a cruel comment.
It would be hard to argue with the Dutchman. Instead of solving the regular antics seen in rainy races, having a usable rain tire manufactured, and reporting on why almost none of the announced rule changes (easier following, easier overtaking, less dominance, etc.) have succeeded, they are turning Formula 1 into a monkey parade. Will there be a ghost fight?
