Electric-Mayhem
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Honestly, I don't understand why they need to slow things down. If you compare it to several other professions and racing series, there it is clear that the human body can take far more abuse they an F1 car can deal out. Any stunt, air race, or military Jet fighter deals with more then twice the Gforce that an F1 driver does (red bull air race regulate to 12 g's), and have to think on their toes a bunch more. To me, thats the kind of thing I want to see in F1. There are ways of coping with high g-forces, either through traning or technology.
I don't want the cars to turn into Le Mans cars, but I wouldn't mind if they added a canopy. Heck, while they are at it, bring back ground effect to its former glory and keep the big ole engines, and then make a g-suit mandatory attire. Sounds like fun to me. Haul ass around in a air conditioned cockpit at high g-forces and speeds.
I don't want the cars to turn into Le Mans cars, but I wouldn't mind if they added a canopy. Heck, while they are at it, bring back ground effect to its former glory and keep the big ole engines, and then make a g-suit mandatory attire. Sounds like fun to me. Haul ass around in a air conditioned cockpit at high g-forces and speeds.