[albertobdq]

Hi all!

In my opinion there were too many incidents in the race to figure out where is every car and driver.

Regarding your comments involving aerodymanics, well, in my very personal opinion FIA has gone all worng with its regulations. Let me explain myself: Nowadays the rules try to limit the use of aerodymanics to improve safety and even the competition while limiting the cost, at least that's what they say. From my point of view those kind of regulations has achieved just the opposite. Today engineers have to look for every little bit of downforce, they have to struggle using every trick they know to obtain so little. I believe that this has turn the aerodymanics ultra-complicated and even worse, very, very fragile. I mean, in order to work propperly current F1 cars need all the downforce they could get, if they miss just a bit of that precious help, they just won't turn, brake or accelerate. We can see this on the huge gaps that drivers keep between themselves. Overtaking is a total nightmare for drivers, even with a much better car it's a whole pain.

In my personal opinion FIA has achieved the fastest traffic jam in the world, wich they call, F1.

P.S.: Is it me or my english is getting worse every day?