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Originally Posted by Razzzor
I actually would hope not. Imagine if it was a F1 event would we want to see the 500 ruined by a Mercedes 1-2? At least we know with Indycar anyone can win. Not literally but 2/3rds of the field could. The racing Indycar provides is simply much more competitive and closer between the teams than what F1 can provide. We just need more big names to join up for one-offs instead of all the recent ex-Indycar drivers that no longer have full time rides. Jay Howard, Servia, Chaves, Karam (though he could be a contender), Mann *yawn*
The other rookies Jack Harvey, Ed Jones and Zach Veach don't exactly get my excitement levels up either.
Only Montoya and Alonso are the interesting one-offs.
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Ah, but when it was a round of the WDC they did not have to drive cars to FIA regs, points were scored for driver's result. Effectively if a driver did both F1 and Indy he used appropriate cars. I don"t ever recall it being a factor in who won the WDC however.
Taking the principle further could be interesting, allow points from say Le Mans or other major races
