Or at least Preston Lerner says so. Whomever he is.
After Justin Wilson’s Death, What Should IndyCar Do?
http://www.automobil...uld-indycar-do/
F1 has devolved into an insanely expensive engineering exercise conducted on antiseptic race circuits between drivers who have been reduced to human surrogates for the technocrats who really run the show. There’s rarely more than a few tenths of a second between teammates, and the penalty for an on-track mistake is running wide around a corner and losing a few seconds. The start of an F1 race is a thrilling moment, but no more so than the start of a big football or baseball game. Because, ultimately, that’s all it is: another game. IndyCar racing raises the stakes to another level. When people talk about IndyCar drivers putting everything on the line, they’re not speaking metaphorically. Just ask the families of Wilson and Wheldon.
So....Jules Bianchi. Ever heard of him? Maybe Mr. Lerner should talk to his family.
Shameful bit of writing imho, trying to divide the two series' drivers in that way.
Edited by AustinF1, 28 August 2015 - 04:32.