I really miss michael schumacher and mika hakkinen.F1 is getting boring after both of them retired.

if he fears over a boring F1 why don't he suggests to FIA that all teams build cars that have the exact specs of force india's cars.surely more overtaking moves.but when it comes to overtaking moves,MotoGP rules.

I can not agree more with my friend 'mjtanuvasa'. He has nailed the cannard by saying it plain and simple. LOUDMOUTH, LH is one of the reasons that it does become boring. He adds insult to injury by making boring statements. It is high time that he sticks to his job.

LH you are one of the reason F1 is boring.Rather watch MotoGP any day.At least a rider with talent is easy to spot rather than watching overpaid delivery drivers toodling around the circuit.

don't call the good comments invaled just because you at yahoo don't like them or are there certain words that make you term some comments invalid?

at least you can watch football inbetween qualification and the checkered flag.

They should make the races in doors so at least the can control the weather to make it more interesting, rain for two laps, sun for the next, a tornedo the next, maybe even have changable tracks.

why not just stage a series of QUALIFICATIONS
---------------------- never mind the race demonstration run floowing each other round in circles

f1? truly boring since m schummacher retirement.

At johnnywilkinson (post #105). Look mate, my post (#76), concerning reverse grids and points was an IDEA, yes, just that, an idea. No, the drivers needn't get more points for the qualifier, but I was trying to offer a solution to the problem of drivers simply qualifying slower in order to get a good grid position within a reversed grid system (also an idea).

It needn't be points based however, a [mathematical] weighting system might also suffice, meaning that drivers-that-qualified-quickest's final race position/points might be multiplied, mathematically highlighting their skill/team technical ability etc.

See, the idea here is to inject a little competition/fun back into into the F1 championship by giving better drivers/cars a chance to divest there skill more regularly, hopefully, by watching them overtake, which is what most people and Hamilton, seem to be debating here.

And in answer to your theory on democracy, even elected governments have groups of advisers, we just leave it up to those with the final nod to say yes or no. We're just advising, OK? Ideas remember, allowed to do that, freedom of speech (it's democratic).

If Massa is top with 20 overtaking manoeuvres in 2007 that works out
at just about 1 overtaking manoeuvre per race. Pretty boring to me.
Roll on next season. I only hope the new changes make a difference!

hi any spare surplus drivers around for me to claim

WHY BOTHER TALKING ABOUT THE DELIVERY BOYS IN THE SEATS
IT IS THE CARS + TEAM + PIT CREW THAT WIN RACES
PUT YOUR FAVOURITE BOY IN THE HONDA SEAT
OR FILL THE FERRARRII & MACLAREN SEATS WITH ALTERNATIVES

STILL THE SAME PRETTY LITTLE RED TOY CARS COME HOME FIRST

@#$%

easy solution! watch moto gp. overtaking all race, more skilled drivers, an better personality's, f1s dead

typical loser.. he couldn't catch up and said the race was boring.

i cant wait till next years cars, back to slicks and much more simpeler bodywork.

lets restore manual gear boxes + narrower tyres

omly me im back ive been playing solitaire bit more exciting than f1 dont you think

The biggest problem with F1 is the lack of competition. It has basically been Ferrari vs. McLaren for quite some time now. Renault made a brief appearance at the top, but then...

Surprisingly, some of the other teams with big budgets can't seem to keep up. What F1 really needs is for BMW, Toyota, Honda, etc. to catch up to the big 2. If that were to happen, we would no longer see comments about F1 being boring. Until then, we just have to be patient. At least we have a close fight for the title for the second year in a row. Things are not that bad!!