F1 » FIA reveals F1 cost cuts.

I think many of the exorbitant expenditures will soon be self-correcting what with looks to be a worldwide recession. The top F1 teams seem to have unlimited budgets, which they readily exceed.

F1 » Mosley: F1 problems are 'the FIA's fault'.

I would much rather see a standard aero package than a standard engine. This would eliminate the need of endless hours in the wind tunnel. Seems the latest aero packages are god awful ugly, anyway. Limit the number of trackside personnel and crew. Eighteen guys to change four tires and refuel does seem a bit over the top. Penalize a team for having a monstrosity of a "motorhome". Limit the size to a certain volume. Oversize would result in a loss of points. I suppose there a many ways to reduce costs with out attacking the integrity of the competition and loss of innovation. Mosley seems pretty much confined to thinking within the box when it comes to restraining costs. Freudian

F1 » Briatore: One room, one week, one future.

Regs, Smegs! The F1 guys who talk about cost cutting regulations are a joke. Have you seen RBRs so called "motorhome"? Takes days to setup. McLaren's tech center. Multi-million dollar engineers. What's Kimi's salary? Private jets to and from the race. The list goes on.... These are all under the heading of discretionary spending. Most of the money comes from sponsors and manufactures who voluntarily give it to the teams. What Briatore is saying is, 'We team principles need protection from ourselves'. The current exorbitant spending will be self-correcting with the oncoming recession.

F1 » Walker: 'Forgotten' Button can win F1 title.

A lot more goes into a WDC than being a good "wheel-man". Jenson is a good "wheel-man", but no longer WDC material. He's spent too many years in the back of the pack.

MOTOGP » MotoGP - Test your knowledge!

I find I''m dumb as a stone when it comes to Moto GP history. Even so, I still enjoy the heck out of it. Looking forward to 2009 season more than ever.

F1 » di Grassi not shocked by Renault call.

Hambone, "Young drivers need time and the best example of that is Renault." Speaking of facts, was that not your statement? I rest my case. FYI, I neither a supporter of or detractor from Lewis Hamilton.

IndyCar » Hornish denies IndyCar rumours.

There were a couple of other open wheelers who come to mind that fared quite well in Nascar. Mario Andretti and A.J. Foyt

IndyCar » Hornish denies IndyCar rumours.

I see subtle sarcasm is not your forte, FrankG. You and I are very much aligned, when it comes to Nascar anyway.

F1 » di Grassi not shocked by Renault call.

"Young drivers need time and the best example of that is Renault." Quote by Hambusters Ever hear of a driver named Lewis Hamilton?

IndyCar » Hornish denies IndyCar rumours.

Nascar is a very special racing series. The typical Nascar fan has a very "special" mentality.