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**Soadiassy** · 05-07-2010, 08:39 AM

Drivers have coped with traffic before at Monaco, and there's no reason to change things in the way Bruno Senna is suggesting IMHO.

Taking the idea further, if anything overtaking will be far more difficult in the race, so why not remove those slower teams from the weekend entirely. That would make things easier wouldn't it

Oh I do agree and I do find it a bit hypocritical that people within F1 (even more so than the fans) are whingeing that they need to "spice up the show" (god I HATE that phrase!) and considering WWF/T20-style crap to do so, yet are scared of a potential natural way to achieve this at Monaco, but IF they do go through with this I hope it's done in a straightforward way using the current points standings or something, rather than, say (for example using the current standings after China, even though they'll be different going into Monaco), giving Schumacher (currently 10th in points) a bye but not doing so for Sutil (currently 9th ahead of Schuey on best results countback), on account of MS being a "bigger name", as the article suggests.

05-07-2010, 08:39 AM	#10
Soadiassy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 420 Senior Member	Drivers have coped with traffic before at Monaco, and there's no reason to change things in the way Bruno Senna is suggesting IMHO. Taking the idea further, if anything overtaking will be far more difficult in the race, so why not remove those slower teams from the weekend entirely. That would make things easier wouldn't it Oh I do agree and I do find it a bit hypocritical that people within F1 (even more so than the fans) are whingeing that they need to "spice up the show" (god I HATE that phrase!) and considering WWF/T20-style crap to do so, yet are scared of a potential natural way to achieve this at Monaco, but IF they do go through with this I hope it's done in a straightforward way using the current points standings or something, rather than, say (for example using the current standings after China, even though they'll be different going into Monaco), giving Schumacher (currently 10th in points) a bye but not doing so for Sutil (currently 9th ahead of Schuey on best results countback), on account of MS being a "bigger name", as the article suggests.
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