F1, explained in 60 sec

It is a show. No different than theater or film. The fact it has become about politics and the big picture rather than the racing which, in spite of having been an avid fan from age 12, I eventually stopped watching. Would rather get in my Jetta and drive over to my municipal airport on a Saturday and race autocross. I am not very competitive because I am driving a Mk IV Jetta VR6 with a stage 1 tune and all season Michelins but i'll have more fun watching the other drivers with better equipment chase that #1 spot for an afternoon than in an entire season of F1. They are so homoligated theyre pretty much the same car, regardless of who builds it. That's boring when drivers arw being instructed to give up their place