Motor Sport Magazine

LETTERS

Your take on the stagnant and frequently predictable nature of Formula 1, and the excitement of Formula E in comparison [The Editor, May], which is definitely not predictable, was spot-on!

But it was in the final paragraphs which talked about the failed Andretti bid to enter F1 that left me annoyed at F1’s self-serving nature towards money. It is clear that the anti-Andretti brigade are quaking in their boots at the prospect of a team who, if given an entry,

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Motor Sport Magazine

Motor Sport Magazine2 min read
Atom Bomb
The phrase ‘ultimate track-day car’ will be familiar to anyone who regularly scans the adverts in search of race-ready exotica – but it could be a description that’s wholly justified in the case of this Ariel Atom on offer at Andreas Hicks’s young Kl
Motor Sport Magazine2 min read
Classic Vs Modern: It’s A Question Of Risk
It’s the age-old daydream: pick an imaginary car budget and spend it in your head. Do you buy a brand-new sports car or invest your fictional funds in a characterful classic that’s sure to appreciate? For those lucky enough not to have to use the pow
Motor Sport Magazine3 min read
Calling All The Heroes
The Formula 1 World Championship takes its bow at Silverstone on May 13, as Giuseppe ‘Nino’ Farina becomes the first (post-war) world championship grand prix winner. Pre-war ace Luigi Fagioli and Britain’s Reg Parnell make it an Alfa Romeo 1-2-3 in a

Related Books & Audiobooks