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Subscribe to this threadF1 is missing out on Sebastein Bourdais
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Ian @ Dec 18th 2006 11:05AM
Well HotRod you truly know your stuff don't you LOL;)
You truly understand that ALL the Champcar races schedule in 2007 is on either road or street courses (left and right truns so you understand) and Champcar has NOT a single Oval on their schedule. Not that zero Ovals is a good thing mind you.
Just ask Paul Stoddart what he thinks of Champcar versus F1:)
I agree that OW lately has had a tendency towards single file racing (in part because of the dirty sair issue) just check my previous post for why that may be remdied in Champcar 2007.