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Originally Posted by Down F0rce
They have their own interests in mind, they would not be suitable for running a championship. The only reason anything gets done in F1 is because there is only one man in charge to bang heads together and tell everyone how it's going to be. THAT is what Indycar needs.
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On the other hand, Ecclestone has been in charge of Formula One for more than 30 years, therefore having enough knowledge to know how to run a series like Formula One. IndyCar clearly lacks a figurehead, as neither Tony G. nor Randy B. weren't able to be proper figureheads. But then again, who can be a proper one? Mario Andretti is probably too old by now, the same goes for A.J. Foyt. Michael on the other hand might be a bit too young, but they all got to start somewhere. But the most important point should be trust. After all, such a figurehead needs to be trusted by all team owners.