So would you rather not have a British GP, or have it somewhere else? if so, where?
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Brands Hatch
I just never loved Silverstone, I had the opportunity to go watch F1 whilst in the UK (ended up working those weekends so I couldnt go, but on one occasion had the chance to swop shifts to see it and I just couldnt be bothered).
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Also if I could bring back tracks:
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Classic tracks, both.
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Both are tracks I want to see, as well as Spa.
The one day dream start the f1 season and follow them around the world. Best way to see the world
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Old hockenheim…but i think i’m alone on that one 
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Nope I would love that! It was a scary track but heck it was good
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I think Brands Hatch is a bit narrow for F1.
Great track though. Thinking about it, not many of my favourites would be particularly good for F1.
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Most old tracks wont make it now, the aero and sizes of the cars make that impossible. But a girl can dream cant she
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Nope, loved that one too. The shorter version is sterile by comparison.
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I too have a dream…
On the bright side though, F1 at Brands Hatch is far more likely than Nordshleife.
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True, but Brands Hatch is 11miles further from me than Silverstone
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I want to do this 2.
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I logged on to post that.
You are Mr F1…
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And this after they (Rich Energy) just lost a court case for deliberate patent infringement. Sounds like a stupidly feeble excuse to back out of what was clearly not going to be a sustainable deal going forward.
Honestly. Haas is a legendary name in American racing. The US basically runs F1 now. How the frack did they end up striking a deal with an eccentric Brit that runs a company almost no one has ever heard of? One with delusions of grandeur nogal? Was there not a single US company willing to back the only team flying the American flag in F1?
There aren’t enough superlatives to describe the absurdity of all this.
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Crazy.
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