Thread: The future for Silverstone as a F1 venue
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Old 30 Jul 2017, 02:05 (Ref:3755758)   #137
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Originally Posted by chunder View Post
Laguna is a great track to watch on telly but not a great track for a GP saying that A1 Ring is there and we all know why it is.

It is a track that is hard to pass at aswell.

The paddock is not very big, there are no garages, and when MotoGP went there they could not take the Moto2 and 3 teams as there was nowhere to put them as AMA raced there that weekend for some pathetic reason.
The paddock is maybe a little smaller, than the old paddock at Silverstone and bigger than the current F1 paddock. In the late '90s CART would show up with a field of 25+ cars. Either way it was just an example. Road America would be great, too but it will never happen.
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