Formula One has left the US

Because they can't change the tires anymore, most races tire changes are allowed.

But on your subject line, I fully agree with you, we are witnessing the end of F1 in the U.S. !

Whatever U.S. fans F1 has won over the last decade have just been lost.

 

Sad, Sad day for Formula One racing! It took them SO many years to get a race back to the USA, and five more to build it up to this .................. and now .......... "Poof" .....................Gone!

 

This defently could be an end to the US GP, unless they deside on another track within the US

 

bye bye bernie you grasping greedy old fool. entertainment requires a show!

 

I hope the croud throws soo many things on the track that the debris causes all the cars to crash and no body wins!

 

Remember you said that after some or all of the drivers die because of crap you suggested be thrown on the track ! Can't believe I just read that on this board, there are 6 people out there who its not their fault and are risking their lives with crap on the track.

What you just said is TOTAL B.S. and unbecoming a FChat user.

 

F*ck you! WHat if someone got injured? or even died? Thats no funny at all.

 

You have got to be kidding i hope!!!!!!!
People who do things like that are INSANE!!!

 

-I'd suggest you re-read your post and then think about what you said. If you've ever been on a track you'd NEVER even think this, much less say it! It's no different than me saying I wish you'd get hit by a brick thrown from an overpass on the interstate cause it'd be fun to watch! Tell me (and everyone else on this board) that you just misspoke in a fit of anger.

 

Can someone tell me what exactly happened? :\

 

congratulations you have replaced Impereal83 as my choice fro TROLL of the year.

Go back to playing with your hot wheels IDIOT!!!! On top of that learn how to spell it is "Crowd" Not "Croud"

 

Michelin didn't want to race with the tyres they committed to.

We can debate it a load more with respect to compromise agreements and the rest, but this is a racing formula with very clearly (perhaps too clearly!) defined rules and regulations that everyone signed up to a long while ago.

One of the two manufacturers (who is arguably less "competitive" normally - conservatism with build?) looks to be able to meet the rules.

Michelin could not.

For once I do not see the FIA or the circuit owners to blame. Nor the Bridgestone running teams. But I sense much of the blame in the media and the public's eyes is going to get levelled at FIA and Ferrari.

Sad weekend for racing.

Incidentally, I doubt Bernie will sweat not having the US GP all that much. He has countries lining up to host GPs.

 

The troll also can't spell "so" and doesn't know the difference between "nobody" and "no body". The troll is an uneducated wanker.

 

His profile says it all.

Joker in the 1st degree.

Maybe a lifetime ban would do him some good.

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LOL nice Profile!

 

Calling the F-Chat Police we have a suspect for you

 

LoL i am surpised he did not list more Ferraris owned.

 

In regards to your thread title........ I hope you're wrong.

 

If there is a F1 race at Indy next year i myself will not be in attendance.

 

Ok guys, I'm sorry if you took my post the wrong way and if anybody was offended. The cars I listed in my profile are 1/18th cars. And I do have them.

 

I really would like to go to another F1 race in the US & hopefully at Indy. This race was my first I had attended. Maybe thats why I enjoyed myself so much at Indy 2005. The power & sound (not to mention the feeling of those cars go under you when your on the Bridgestone bridge) is so intoxicating. I apologize to all hardcore F1 fans, but I had a blast. Those cars are amazing machines even if your watching 6 of them. I can't wait to go again! I took a short video of the Ferraris going through the S-turn, i'll try & post it.