Singapore Grand Prix - Sep 25, 2011
in Formula 1 ·
stormybadger8 said:The only reason we ever move past names like Hamilton, Schumacher, and Webber is because some part of the operation absolutely screwed up.
Honestly, F1 is a joke these days. There’s zero action on the track unless someone completely screws up—you know, like a classic Webber start, one of Schumacher's qualifying disasters, or Hamilton just doing his usual thing with starts and overtakes.
Look, if McLaren, Mercedes, or Red Bull end up sitting outside the top ten, it’s totally obvious why there'd be a massive amount of overtaking. It’s simple math. Those big teams can easily slice through the field to pass Williams, Sauber, Renault, RB, or Haas. But when they're fighting each other? That’s where things actually get difficult.😳
Basically, if you're looking for actual drama, you might as well just flip all of F1 upside down.🙂
Those qualifying tires are basically disposable. They're lightning fast for exactly two laps, then they're completely shot.
Points system (race): 100-80-60-50-40-30-20-10-5-1
Here’s how the qualifying points would look under this system: 100-80-60-50-40-30-20-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1.
The race itself starts with a reversed grid, meaning whoever grabbed the last pole position spot starts at the front and works their way back.☕
It’s going to be a total circus. Guaranteed.☕
darkmarlin16 said:So, if they actually ran the race with a reversed grid—basically meaning whoever grabbed the last spot in qualifying starts up front and works their way back—it would be a total circus.
And honestly, how would that even affect anything? 🙄Everyone would just be timing their qualifying laps to hit right at 10 PM
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EDIT: lol H 😁