And you were in control of setting the rules for F1, what would they look like?
Car Specifications:
>Minimum car weight is a nice, low, and round 500kg
>Car width is 2 metres
>Car length is 4.5 metres
>Engine choices are turbocharged V6, V8, V10 and V12
>New teams get Cosworth units free, but must pay for everything else
>Maximum engine capacity is 3250cc for NA engines and 1625cc for Turbo engines
>Maximum fuel consumption is 200kg for NA engines and 150kg for Turbo engines
>Maximum turbo pressure is 4.0 bar, as per 1987 regulations
>All engines must be homologated for a minimum of 20 production examples just for fun
>Special racing fuels reintroduced
>At least two tire manufacturers; FIA will even pay for there to be competition
>Rear tire width is set at 20 inches, 2 more than they were in 1992 and earlier
>Chassis length from driver's feet is 20cm
>Assymetric braking systems allowed
Teams:
>If you have a car that passes regulations, you're in
>1 car teams allowed
>Heritage teams protected - Ferrari, McLaren, Williams and Brabham once they inevitably return
Calendar:
>16 championship races, four in each region; America, Southern Europe, Northern Europe and Pacific
>Four optional non-championship races, one per leg held on a unique venue with GP2 cars on the grid, like it was in the 60s
>These NC races are basically the racing equivalent of Olympic bids, every venue and country vyiPost too long. Click here to view the full text.