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Iโve wondered for some time if it would be worth having rookies racing with 2-year-old cars in parallel. Perhaps during the weekends where thereโs no F1 race.
Keeping the older cars running would be quite some effort - like in keeping spare parts and so on
Yeahโฆ my plan pays absolutely no heed to the economics of it. ๐ I just want to see more races, and let someone else figure out the money. Heh.
Anyway, the article does mention that the main hurdle for a rookie sprint would be economical. Glad to read that itโs being seriously considered.