Mosley "F1 calendar still too European"

[f1.redbaron]

Second one is that "mighty" North America and the sweet Caribbean are "lost" for F-1. Period. NASCAR rules, my friends, and is the sport with more live spectators in the world. Double period.

Yeah, but it doesn't hurt to dream


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I remember reading that once they leave Monza, there is a 3 week break between the next race - Turkish GP. This gives them plenty of time to drive the trucks over to Trieste, load the equipment on boats, and "sail" down the Adriatic sea and into the Mediterranean (sp?) Sea. Apparently, it is a very economical way of transporting the equipment, and more imporantly, it doesn't involve the use of airplanes. Maybe because the logistical nightmare is not as great as it is when transporting the equipment to, say, Bahrain, that they consider it an Eruopean track.

[KobeBryant]

As an Asian, certainly I would like to have additional tracks in Asia, such as South Korea and India.

Also some tracks in South America is also a great idea.

I cannot understand why we have a GP called "European Grand Prix", this makes Germany has two GP, which I think is unfair.

[johny]

that's why there's no more european gp. Now Italy and Germany just have 1 venue

[ketanpaul]

Also some tracks in South America is also a great idea.

Perhaps hey could use the street circuit which was in A1 last year.............It was really a good one

I cannot understand why we have a GP called "European Grand Prix", this makes Germany has two GP, which I think is unfair.

Really really unfair

[manchild]

This is not mine but I like

[pRo]

Also, Britain is also not a member of EU, and neither are the Scandinavian countries, and, yet, all of them are considered to be European Nations.

I think you are confusing EU with euro?

Britain IS in EU, but they don't have euro. Sweden IS in EU, but they don't have euro. Denmark IS in EU, but they don't have euro. Finland IS in EU and they have euro. Norway isn't in EU, nor do they have euro.

Euro is just a currency and it has nothing to do with whether a country is or isn't a member of EU.

I know there are several opinions about what countries belong in Scandinavia, but surely you can't say none of them are in EU?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandinavia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eu

[f1.redbaron]

I think you are confusing EU with euro?

Yeah, I messed up...oops!

But you get the point, right?

[pRo]

But you get the point, right?

Yep.