I'm only saying the circuit is boring in the context of F1, because it is. And there are F1 circuits which aren't boring albeit they're the minority.Un Pilier wrote: Mon Aug 10, 2020 5:19 pmBecause the circuit isn’t boring. Formula 1 is boring because it’s virtually impossible to follow within a second or two of another car for any length of time and therefore almost impossible to set up overtaking opportunities unless you are something like two seconds a lap quicker which is a huge margin in F1 terms. As you say, a lot of circuits suffer from this . Can you name a circuit good for overtaking? Silverstone, with it’s wonderful sequences of high speed corners, suffers as much as any. These cars couldn’t even follow closely on an Indycar Oval.Rhubarb & Custard wrote: Mon Aug 10, 2020 4:31 pmI'm not sure why a different classification being different speaks to Silverstone being other than a poor circuit for overtaking in F1. There is a lot to like about the circuit, hopefully changes will come that really deliver improvements, just as things stand it is on the boring side, as actually are a lot of F1 circuits.Un Pilier wrote: Mon Aug 10, 2020 4:23 pm
Not been watching the F2 then?
Nothing wrong with Silverstone that the forthcoming Aero Regs changes won’t sort out, if their intentions prove to be realised.
The rule changes planned for next year have been delayed until 2022. Even then I doubt they will be sufficient. Until then, if you like proper racing, try F2 is my advice.
I don't however tend to watch racing events other than F1, why I don't know because whilst I love the tech in F1 it's mostly the triumph of hope over reality, so that other events I've no interest in offer better racing just isn't relevant to me.