ok but you're wrong. Imola is not actually in San Marino, it is in Italy east of Bologna

@@erikpapke9269 Imola is in San Marino. Monza is in Italy. Monza is the spiritual home of Ferrari. Imola has no connection with Ferrari other than Ferrari F1 cars have won on the circuit in the past. Monza has a deep connection with Ferrari. Imola was where Ayrton Senna died in 1994. So to summarize again, Imola is in San Marino, not Italy.

@@robtyman4281 I’m not arguing about which Italian track is the most Ferrari. The actual Imola track is located in Italy but because there was already an Italian GP at Monza it was named after San Marino despite being like 90km from San Marino and most definitely in Italy. Feel free to google a map of it

@@erikpapke9269 ...well you are! and I'm telling you that Imola is in San Marino not Italy. Please stop pinging this argument back to me it's getting tiresome.

@@robtyman4281 google a map, Imola and the Enzo and Dino Ferrari track are in Italy. Stop being so stupid and just look it up already

I'm not Italian, but i thought the same too

as an Italian, I respect the effort but his pronunciation of all of it was god awful

what?

lol

Thanks! Yeah, I should have double checked.

That’s definitely never going to happen lol

@@frontrowviews unfortunately no.

There hasn’t been an f1 race at Watkins glen since 1980. It is nice but the layout is too easy for f1. Austin was purpose built for f1; while the glen would provide lots of overtakes, Austin is more technically challenging and always fun to watch.

Thank you. And enough with the poutine references. Let’s go with Hot dog all dressed with a Pepsi and Mae West.

that would be great

Cricket, NRL, AFL, Olympics (in the past) F1, V8 Supercars and few others

that would be epic

yas marina? heck no

Yeah, my bad. I missed that error.

They are back there this past October

it is tho, almost no overtaking

adn what was it?

Shit take lmao. Paul Ricard is such a better track. F1 has shit races there because modern F1 is kinda shit and boring. Literally every other series has great races at Paul Ricard.

@@lobo2rl no since f1 cars are different from other cars lmaooooooo

@@gopher6532 is that supposed to be an own? Yeah no shit they have different cars, with current rulesets that produce notoriously boring and predictable races, as I stated. I really don't get your point here. Different series race different types of cars as well, my point is literally all of those, again, with different vehicles, produce exciting racing at Paul Ricard. F1 is the only exception, because the issue lies with it, not the track. Literally watch any series but F1 there. F2, F3, F4, GT3, GT4 anything, the races are good

Nobody who says Magny Cours is a better circuit than Paul Ricard ever watched a Grand Prix at Nevers.

You clearly haven't watched F1 in awhile

Ok, but how do you really feel about it?

If you are into close racing in good circuits, with different manufacters, i highly recommend the GT World Challenge Europe. 40 cars (for the endurance rounds), all GT3 and 8 manufacters, with the same pace, due to BoP. Really fun close racing, live on YT in the GT World channel. Mind you, GTWC Europe is the best of the GT World Challenges, by a lot. Dont really have to care about the others.

@@lobo2rl yeah I like most forms of motor racing. I am aware of the competition you speak of, it's hard to remember to watch

@Ploke Newo78 NASCAR is extremely boring. Every circuit looks the same.