There was also am old anime called Capeta about a a kid who rose from karting to formula driver based on the manga Capeta. The anime deviates heavily from the manga in the later parts and it ends before the Formula 3 arc starts
Man you Europeans are so mad that the US has three races for 330 million people despite Europe having eight for 500 million people. DTS isn’t our fault either judging by the masses of crazy European fangirls on Twitter.
Those 8 races are all in different countries, though, which can differ wildly in culture and customs. The most races any single country had historically is 2 - they would get a European GP if a driver from that country was doing well. Generally, though, most races on the calendar are representative of a single country.
I do agree that the main issue is that environmental bullshit, and the main problem isn't just that they're ruining Motorsport, but the whole Automotive industry enforcing climate regulations that are dragging a whole economic sector down
You meant three processions?
The South of France (Paul Ricard), Mediterranean Spain (Barcelona), Monaco (Monaco), and Northern Italy (Imola and Monza) are really far apart and have very different cultures from each other.
There will be no COTA slander in this household (however I would consider trading all current US tracks for Laguna)
Laguna or Road America.
I love the idea of them being there. I also want the FIA and Tilke getting nowhere near those tracks.
I don't think Laguna Seca would meet FIA Grade 1 spec unless they fuck with the Corkscrew, which is the best part of Laguna Seca by far.
Which is why we'll never see an F1 race at Laguna Seca in our lifetimes.
The main straight is too narrow and the corkscrew would need an extreme amount of fucking to meet grade 1.
Just gonna ignore what I said about similar size populations only getting one race and the blatant favoritism of a single country getting 3 races? Whatever.
Brazil is a lot poorer and China hasn’t brought in the viewership despite a Chinese driver on the grid. It’s a combination of viewership and population.
I think it's more to do with the fact that giving a country more than two races is sorta ridiculous. F1 hasn't exactly taken the US by storm, either.
This simply isn't true. If it were, the EU wouldn't recognize 24 official languages. Despite what EU leaders say, each country in Europe still has a unique national identity.
