Should f1 run coupes?

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Originally Posted by Dylan H

There is only one way of reducing the risk properly.

Ban motorsport.

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Precisely.

a ridiculous question.

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Originally Posted by Dylan H

There is only one way of reducing the risk properly.

Ban motorsport.

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I'm sorry but that's a disappointing answer coming from yourself and Ben, two people on here who I think are quite intelligent.

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Originally Posted by Dylan H

There is only one way of reducing the risk properly.

Ban motorsport.

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The Swiss did it half a century ago.

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Originally Posted by Stuartf12007

a ridiculous question.

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You don't want to know my opinion on your answer then.

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Originally Posted by Bagwan

Should all open top cars be enclosed ?
Should the cabriole/convertible be banned ?
Are they simply not safe ?

Should motorcycles be banned as well ?
They are , after all , open topped as well .

Karts have open wheels . Should we ban them , too ?


If any of those vehicles were following an F1 car , a spring could fly off on the perfect trajectory to hit them on the left side of thier visor .

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Looks like this is the exaggeration hour.
Someone asks a logical question and all they get in turn is some over inflated exaggerations.

Maybe we can have an intelligent counterargument from you instead of the rubbish you posted above?

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Originally Posted by ioan

The Swiss did it half a century ago.

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And still produced a multiple Grand Prix winner and a multiple touring car champion, in spite of their absurd over-reaction to a single tragic event.

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Originally Posted by ioan

Looks like this is the exaggeration hour.
Someone asks a logical question and all they get in turn is some over inflated exaggerations.

Maybe we can have an intelligent counterargument from you instead of the rubbish you posted above?

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No, those points are far from 'rubbish'. Why not ban kart racing, or motorcycle racing, if F1 is to cease being an open-wheeled formula on alleged safety grounds?

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Originally Posted by BDunnell

And still produced a multiple Grand Prix winner and a multiple touring car champion, in spite of their absurd over-reaction to a single tragic event.

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But no Swiss died anymore while racing or watching a GP in Switzerland.

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Originally Posted by BDunnell

No, those points are far from 'rubbish'. Why not ban kart racing, or motorcycle racing, if F1 is to cease being an open-wheeled formula on alleged safety grounds?

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Why ban them when you can make them safer?
Who said we should ban F1? Daniel only proposed solutions to make it safer.