Alright when was that again.....?

[randomcallsign]

PAUS AO ALTO! PORTIMAO CRLLLL

I am sorry

 

[delpinsky]

I'd love to see Imola back on track in F1...

 

[Kimmo Kokkonen]

Kimi Räikkönen's Mugello test drive 20 years ago, first laps with F1 car, not bad

 

[Ole Marius Myrvold]

It would be fantastic for us fans, but it would also be extra demanding for the drivers..

Which is just good. F1 today with fuel saving, tyre saving, all kind of engine maps that virtually works like a mini traction control, limo-sized cars and power steering isn't exactly what creates god-like drivers

 

[Mac117]

Which is just good. F1 today with fuel saving, tyre saving, all kind of engine maps that virtually works like a mini traction control, limo-sized cars and power steering isn't exactly what creates god-like drivers

Agreed! Too much "managing" and too little "driving". Bring back refueling and unlimited tyres and let drivers push hard.

Btw, Motorland Aragon would also be a brilliant circuit for the F1 to have a go.

 

[Ole Marius Myrvold]

Agreed! Too much "managing" and too little "driving". Bring back refueling and unlimited tyres and let drivers push hard.

Not sure about refueling. By looking at overtaking stats. Allowing refueling caused a massive drop in on-track passing. When refueling was banned, it cause a massive rise in on-track passing (this was before Pirelli tyres and DRS).

That's why I'm not a fan of getting refueling back. But more durable tyres (but again, to a point. The Bridgestone 0-stopper softs was no fun), no DRS, and smaller cars - yes please.

 

[Mac117]

Not sure about refueling. By looking at overtaking stats. Allowing refueling caused a massive drop in on-track passing. When refueling was banned, it cause a massive rise in on-track passing (this was before Pirelli tyres and DRS).

That's why I'm not a fan of getting refueling back. But more durable tyres (but again, to a point. The Bridgestone 0-stopper softs was no fun), no DRS, and smaller cars - yes please.

You see, I'd like less durable but grippier tyres for the softer compounds. I'm OK with DRS. Totally agree on car size, they are way too big! As wide as a van and close to 6 meters long....

 

[Overnight76]

Portimao, Hockenheimring and Mugello.

Those will be confirmed, you'll see.

 

[Twisteddrift]

F1 at both these tracks this year, could potentially be amazing. It'll be awesome to see the cars at Mugello especially the Ferrari's. I hope these races become a reality, and maybe become permant fixtures on the calender for the next couple of years.

 

[Twisteddrift]

Portimao, Hockenheimring and Mugello.

Those will be confirmed, you'll see.

Yeah i hope so mate, i hope so.

 

[ke5ke1en50]

With AMS1, you can play with Mugello, Portimao, no spectators, and paper spectators.

 

[michelforest]

Both tracks would be great. I wonder what the folks at Codemasters will do about it, however...

"Oh no! We have to design two more tracks!!!"

 

[lukeearthwalker]

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Hey Felix, I'm in my third year at Massey University and I'm writing a research paper on the future of Formula E (basically, it will be a case study on the London e-prix). Did you analyze the ‘green’ challenges in motorsport as well? I need to concentrate on the Formula E’s ‘green’ challenge, but I can also take a couple of other examples. Thanks.

 

[Eckhart von Glan]

Both tracks would be great. I wonder what the folks at Codemasters will do about it, however...

"Oh no! We have to design two more tracks!!!"

I'm pretty certain there is a handful of chaps already preparing work on "further tracks" and I'm even more sure these guys know a bit more than we do

 

[decapnz]

man, that is so awesome to hear!!!

 

[Vitor M Sousa]

I must be the only Portuguese to not like Portimão

And it was built in an area where people don't give a damn about racing. If it was in the north it would have more people in the stands in all the races they have. In the south it's like it's a ghost town even with good series running there

 

[randomcallsign]

The "north" should build a quality track, then

 

[Eckhart von Glan]

mmmh, i can smell a Civil War, hold your breath, folks

 

[Vitor M Sousa]

mmmh, i can smell a Civil War, hold your breath, folks

I just stated facts. Someone got triggered

 

[Jim Layee]

Agreed! Too much "managing" and too little "driving". Bring back refueling and unlimited tyres and let drivers push hard.

Btw, Motorland Aragon would also be a brilliant circuit for the F1 to have a go.

Refueling ?? I remember all those overtakes while the other car is in the pits. The last era of refuelling had the lowest number of on track over takes in the modern era.