Thread: The Current State of IndyCar
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Old 21 Oct 2013, 16:57 (Ref:3321153)   #125
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Originally Posted by marcostraz View Post
On time, again, complaints and criticism...always pessimism...I think this is one of the major problems in IndyCar...we saw the open wheel largest grid (Formula 1 has 22 cars, 4 of them "fake"), we saw battles, side by side, races uncertain, so many different winners, small teams able to oppose and some times defeat the biggest teams, championship uncertain until almost last lap (if not until really last lap)...but some "fans" continue to talk bad...I think it would be useful to occasionally talk about the positive things instead of always complaining...
Is it any wonder there are complaints and criticism? IndyCar has produced some excellent racing, far better than F1 has this season but when you hear of TV ratings continuing to fall and sponsors leaving as a result, it doesn't really fill one with a sense of optimism. Derrick Walker has said next season is going to be transitional, let's hope this transition is for the betterment of the series.
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