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**investmentonlinev2006x** · 08-19-2008, 04:25 AM

If men and women were the same, why not unisex football matches, running, swimming, golf, tennis, cycling etc.

But again, that is not to say that a woman cannot succeed but that women are not predisposed to the sport and are not as suited to the extremes that F1 inflicts on the body as men are.

The argument is reasonably sound in most circumstancs, but women can actually stand the extremes as shown by the fact that there are women astronauts and fighter pilots.

With a motor car, the difference in performance is not determined by the physical strength of the driver or otherwise Gerhard Berger should have beaten most competitors most of the time. Rather the strength of the motor car itself is a bigger factor.

08-19-2008, 04:25 AM	#13
investmentonlinev2006x Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 675 Senior Member	If men and women were the same, why not unisex football matches, running, swimming, golf, tennis, cycling etc. But again, that is not to say that a woman cannot succeed but that women are not predisposed to the sport and are not as suited to the extremes that F1 inflicts on the body as men are. The argument is reasonably sound in most circumstancs, but women can actually stand the extremes as shown by the fact that there are women astronauts and fighter pilots. With a motor car, the difference in performance is not determined by the physical strength of the driver or otherwise Gerhard Berger should have beaten most competitors most of the time. Rather the strength of the motor car itself is a bigger factor.
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