You believe in google, you believe totally in what the net say? If
net got people like you and me around, you better think twice
before believing it.
Anyway, I am a casket cum taxi driver, to be F1 is for the rich,
not a sport, because not much people sweat except the driver who
are paid millions and promised super star gf.
People have misaligned what really is sport (if you google it
again),
it had become a rather dollars and cents, from football to
table tennis you name it, unlike last time (yr favorite quote),
today sport are much riggered and for F1, it is a business
operation, just like Cdg and all other taxis companies..whoever
won, all get a share of a big pie,
if not why the loser keep coming back, even you get last,
you are also a millionaire and can go on to Singapore grand prick,
korea grand prick and so on without elimination.
And to add salt, because these organisers knew that there are
lots of million and billionaires got too much money and need to
spent it somewhere.
How the history evolve from a true sport till today a multi
billion business is totally out of sportmanship. This are all what
call westernisation effect, since young, too much hollywood movies,
too much macdonald, too much western jeans and all those super
singers, naturally locals get americanised or britishnised, and
that is also how the west brain wash asian, thru media, thru
movies, thru hot music, and money generating sports like F1 and pro
football.
You don't trust Google? You also PRC mentality?....
Aiyo, F1 is a sport, why you so "iron teeth"....
Throw us a Red Bull car, we might not be able to do 300km/hr and
immediate lower to 100km/hr and cut corner, than pick up to
350km/hr again, than throttle down to 50km/hr for double corner,
and doing this for 61 round.....
F1 don't start off with rich people and most sport don't started
with that either....
Football use to be such a beautiful game....
Free go watch this movie....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxP3hsUCunI
Those are the time, national pride, passion for the game,
whatever you can name it....
So is the same that goes to F1 racing....
But hor, not every Constructor you invested will make money
hor....
Remember this?...

As the auto industry faces ever-increasing obstacles both in the
United States and abroad,
the repercussions are now beginning to affect various
manufacturers’ motorsport programs. On the heels of Audi’s
withdrawal from the 2009 American Le Mans Series comes
news of Honda pulling out of Formula 1 for next year and putting
its team up for sale in the process.
Alluding to the deteriorating global auto industry—and more
specifically the problems facing the United States market—Honda’s
President and CEO Takeo Fukui stated in a press release that in
order for Honda to best protect its core interests, it must counter
the negative influences. Having not seen a grand prix victory since
2006—and following B-team Super Aguri’s withdrawal from F1 earlier
this year under similar circumstances—Honda’s decision to pull out
of the 2009 season comes as little surprise.
Considering the team’s consistent finishes in the rear of the pack
for 2008—beating out only Force India and Super Aguri in
constructor-championship points—Honda Racing’s dropout should have
little effect on the 2009 season.

