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I just want the cars to get smaller. Some tracks suck now that the cars canโt pass.
Or at least stop bringing crap street tracks and get real tracks for racing. Vegas, Miami, Baku, Saudi, and also shit race tracks in desert like Abu Dhabi. I bet if we remove that we would get better racing even if cars size stay the same.
Exactly thisโฆ thereโs too many tracks that need smaller cars to have better races. Engine noise does nothing, especially for the majority watching from home.
I agree. I think we need smaller cars, not louder ones. Going back to some of the older races with larger (louder) engines was fun for a few laps but eventually got hard to listen to. Obviously big advancements in media coverage will help with that.