Juice29 0 Posted March 18, 2015 When MotoGP was having its lack of entrants, the organisers created the 'CRT' class should F1 do the same. This would involve some teams having the same ECU/Engine combinations and settings Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Juice29 0 Posted March 18, 2015 reasons people reasons please Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
APR193 0 Posted March 18, 2015 Yes, but only for a short amount of time (like MotoGP did/are). Having two tiers but a full grid was just as bad in MotoGP as only having as many bikes as points positions. There were still only 4 bikes in MotoGP that had a chance of winning a race. MotoGP is "dumbing down" next year so that all bikes are on the same set of rules but with the same amount of bikes, and if F1 needs to be two tiers for a few years to achieve that then so be it. (WSBK, owned by the same people as GP, has also just been through the same process. Got the grid from 16/17 bikes to 25+ each weekend.) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Liaveil 137 Posted March 18, 2015 No because Melbourne was sort of like that anyway (just with less cars) and it...wasn't exciting.What F1 needs is a consistent set of rules that don't keep changing every year. Although regulation changes shuffle the order somewhat, it doesn't make the chances of a team dominating any less. The last two major changes in 2009 and 2014 have both seen a team that's a step above the rest of the field.I dare say that in 2014, all the engine suppliers should have worked together up to a point before going their seperate ways in development. That way, there might not have been such a huge gulf between them all.I'll use Formula E as an example. For the first season they're all using the same power units (and chassis?) and it's made the racing exciting and it's getting the technology developed ready for when all the teams go their own way next season. I feel F1 could have done something similar last year and then let the engine suppliers go their own way for 2015 rather than the token system. For Honda, they could have developed alongside the others last season before, like the others, going their own way this year. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
extracurricularturd 4 Posted March 18, 2015 I'd have to agree with Wynter with the Formula E idea and that F1 has really missed out on what could of been a good opportunity for Formula 1 and could of helped build a decent fan base which would increase the amount of sponsors on cars and on track. ~Reuben Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
