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**Hammaduersnes** · 08-02-2012, 03:00 PM

When asked, many people site the Villeneuve vs Arnoux battle at Dijon in '79 as one of, if not the, greatest duels in F1 history. Both drivers hit each other and cut the occaisional corner and everybody needed a change of shorts afterwards it was so exciting.

If we applied today's rules to that battle both drivers would have been penalised into last week. I know times change but I think they have gone too far and need to dial it back a bit.

08-02-2012, 03:00 PM	#11
Hammaduersnes Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 701 Senior Member	When asked, many people site the Villeneuve vs Arnoux battle at Dijon in '79 as one of, if not the, greatest duels in F1 history. Both drivers hit each other and cut the occaisional corner and everybody needed a change of shorts afterwards it was so exciting. If we applied today's rules to that battle both drivers would have been penalised into last week. I know times change but I think they have gone too far and need to dial it back a bit.
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