Re:F1, like soccer and the metric system, is OK for everyone...
by nicholassmith on Thursday November 29, 2012 @08:04AM
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It was when you'd mention Top Gear and 'British' and I put two and two together and got 8. Honestly, you should try at least one race purely to see how aggressive some of the drivers can be. It's similar to the British Touring Car Championships, but even less polite.
Superbikes is one of the reasons why I don't watch the F1 as much, it's far more entertaining, the drivers seem to be a lot more humble, and rules aren't constantly being monkeyed.
Re:F1, like soccer and the metric system, is OK for everyone...
by zalew on Thursday November 29, 2012 @08:12AM
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Rallycross is very cool too, if we're talking only about contact sports. If not, obviously rallies are the shit, mad skillz.
Yeah, the rules mess is one of the reasons I kind of lost interest in F1 (the major ones were BMW dropping out and later the Kubica hiatus).
Re:F1, like soccer and the metric system, is OK for everyone...
by nicholassmith on Thursday November 29, 2012 @08:53AM
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Rallycross is fantastic to watch but mostly organised chaos, which is no bad thing. Rally is fantastic but I've not seen it properly for a number of years now, it got passed pillar to post in the UK so the coverage was always terrible, so I try catch it when I can.
In the "sports I didn't watch" category I never expected motorcycle racing would be more exciting than F1. I've never shared an interest in bikes and I don't know most of the names except Rossi and Pedroza, but once got into watching a MotoGP race and wow, there is action!