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I don't think it's the tech. I love the tech. It's the fact that aerodynamics and downforce matters more than anything else. Fixed capacity bucket of fuel, no electric drive, no wings, flat floor, go. That would be some good racing. Provided the bucket was big enough.
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I'd put aero on the tech side of things personally.
Honestly I think most criticisms of F1 could be solved by having a parallel spec series. Trying to regulate what constitutes a 'wing' and regulate aero would be an absolute nightmare IMO. I've been watching a fair bit of F2/F3 this season and it probably doesn't come as a surprise that the racing is much more enjoyable to watch.
mmccarthy
Personally I've always thought it'd be great to have a parallel set of races in much more simple cars (Formula Ford, karts, cigar tube-style F1 cars) as the racing is dull as hell for the most part due to the desire to be peak motorsport tech.