Re: United States Not-so-Gran Prix

    Bottom line - the rules were there a long time before this 'problem'.

    Once you enter a competitive situation the rules should be in force, and
not changed for that event, during that event.

    OK, some rules are stupid (I can't buy a college football player a
hamburger), but they are the rules.

    Play the game, then work to change the rules that are having a detrimental
effect on the sport.

    Michelin and the teams that use those tires knew the rules (or chose to
ignore them) a long time ago - no sympathy here for the result in points
standing for the drivers and the teams that may have suffered.

    The big losers are the fans who paid BIG BUCKS to see a very much flawed
racing event. The only recourse, as I see it, is to reject F1 racing until
they get the point.

    It's the paying public - STUPID!

    Of course, I'd like to see Danika in a white outfit; you know, that white
outfit!

                                                            CB