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Subscribe to this threadIndianapolis loses F1, gains MotoGP in 2008!
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John P. @ Jul 16th 2007 5:07PM
Kumar, I agree, adding that turn in there is a nice idea for the bikes and would have been cool for the cars, even though they run the other direction.
I seriously doubt many are going to miss F1 though. It's not what it used to be, for me anyway. Having said that, it would be cool if they did a night race in the streets of Manhattan or something. Imagine the Party! F1's expansion into new markets may even bring an end to Silverstone I hear. Now that would be a real shame.
bye-bye F1, it was nice knowing you.