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04-06-2011, 08:27 AM

Mark Fox wrote:

Quote: While were at it I am finding the racing in F-1 increasingly boring. Greatly appreciate the technology, speed, driver skill and ever changing strategy, but often falls extremely close to qualiying positions.

All the best races are when it rains. European GranPrix bikes, FIA GT3, ALMS, DTM, WTC and maybe this year Rolex, is where the racing is IMHO.

You are correct. For F1, it is all about qualifying. But it is kinda neat to see all the exotic locations. If I had the money, I would love to go to Monte Carlo.

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