I would like to share some thoughts about let’s call it “sausage-gate” was in Germany isn`t?

Fernando Alonso said in Monza 2006 “I don’t consider F1 a sport anymore ”
Yestarday he was asked in the press conference about the the necessity of the show in Formula One. He replies “Well, I think we try to put on a good show always for people, for spectators but as Felipe or Sebastian said, we work for COMPANIES, we work for TEAMS”

I don`t believe there too much to say about it, because that’s Formula One today “Team Strategies” ” Drivers who don´t fight on track who have to be concerned about sponsors from carrying miracle wristbands to wear caps with cigarette logos (check this:
http://kurioso.es/2010/04/19/jose-maria-mugica-director-ocu-habla-de-powerbalance/)

Two years ago I remember an interview with Webber saying that in his years in Williams he was consider a part of the car who doesn`t have important opinions or will to choice what to do.

After this I find those words a sadly true and even a worse thougt come to my mind, the drivers are treated in their teams as objects with the very “original sentences” like “Save Fuel” “He is faster than you” “For the good of the team” “We are fighting the championship” “Driver #1 and #2″ they are suppressing the emotional side of racing and drivers.

For those who like to see battle on the track, for those who regret Susuka 1989 but still love it, for those who still loving Formula One in spite of Austria 2002, Brasil 2007, China 2008, Germany 2010 we have to wait and see if in 2013 things can improve at least in the bad calling show in Formula One

Very nice blog
Bye