I still have faith in MotoGP
As some of you might know, my dad is a four-wheel guy. He loves car racing in general and rarely misses a F1 race. Which sometimes makes me join him and watch the borefest that F1 is due to lack of better things to do. And that's what had happened during last two weekends. [yay for Laguna being so late.]
The Hockenheim race was, let's say, not the most most exciting one, but it was bearable. Two red cars were comfortably leading the race when The Mighty Team Radio Voice said to the leading Driver: Thou Shalt not Lead. What he did.
Wonderful. So not only the race happens in the pitts, it actually happens in warm comfortable offices. What a fantastic motorsport! Okay, we've seen team rides in MotoGP too, but the walls between rider's garages tells a completely different story.
And here comes Hungaroring. Apart from the mayhem in the pitts it was boring as usual. But what strikes me is Bernie hugging and whispering to the Ferrari Driver's ear like nothing happened.
Apart from the messing with rules, MotoGP races are still being won by riders, not the Team Radio Voices.
The Hockenheim race was, let's say, not the most most exciting one, but it was bearable. Two red cars were comfortably leading the race when The Mighty Team Radio Voice said to the leading Driver: Thou Shalt not Lead. What he did.
Wonderful. So not only the race happens in the pitts, it actually happens in warm comfortable offices. What a fantastic motorsport! Okay, we've seen team rides in MotoGP too, but the walls between rider's garages tells a completely different story.
And here comes Hungaroring. Apart from the mayhem in the pitts it was boring as usual. But what strikes me is Bernie hugging and whispering to the Ferrari Driver's ear like nothing happened.
Apart from the messing with rules, MotoGP races are still being won by riders, not the Team Radio Voices.