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Re: What things do you miss from older F1 races?

Posted: 15 Sep 2022, 22:56
by Alextrax52
I miss how harsh penalties for multiple infringements used to be. Speeding in the pitlane, jump starts and mechanics on the grid too long used to be a 10 second stop go penalty and crossing the white line at pit exit and unsafe releases used to cop a drive through penalty. They really used to punish drivers for things like that and usually meant you’d be out of contention for even a point.

Now drivers only get 5 or 10 seconds either added to their race time or serve it at pitstops and if your driving for Red Bull/Ferrari/Mercedes the worst that usually happens is you still get 8 points for 6th. I’d like to see the old penalties back and really make them work for it

Re: What things do you miss from older F1 races?

Posted: 25 May 2023, 11:55
by CoopsII
Thursday practice at Monaco

Re: What things do you miss from older F1 races?

Posted: 15 Dec 2023, 18:59
by Jarvis
More competition among the top teams.

Re: What things do you miss from older F1 races?

Posted: 28 Feb 2024, 06:41
by Rob Dylan
Murray Walker and Jackie Stewart in their respective commentary teams referring to every driver as "young" before their name. In late 1987, JYS is calling Rene Arnoux "the young Frenchman", despite Arnoux being 39 years old with ten years experience in the championship!