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28 Jan 2005, 20:10 (Ref:1212205)
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It may be unpopular to say it John - but your final sentence sounds like the ideal scenario.
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28 Jan 2005, 21:20 (Ref:1212260)
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Unpopular it may be, but realistic, K-B!
Both Series' have contorted themselves so much from what their "vision" was, is or is perceived to be that really there is not that much difference between the two. A single series is the only logical positive outcome. If I were being truly rational about it the machinations of the two Series may result in the logical outcome of no Top Level open wheel series at all. There are too many racing alternatives to capture the remaining fanbase. |
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