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<blockquote data-quote="Driftin" data-source="post: 55692" data-attributes="member: 628"><p>Actually figures in the US have shown twice the adv. viewing for Brazil this year. World wide its no contest. F1 by far and away.&nbsp; Sure viewing is down but that may be a sign of the times as a Ferrari win, worldwide, is quite popular. You may notice at every venue they race at there are more dego flag flyers than any other. There was some talk about this on Windtunnel a couple of weeks ago. Where do YOU get your figures? If you watch the races you will see there is not the advantage to Ferrari that there was last year or the year before for that matter. There is 3 points between Shu and second place. Races have been won by Mclaren, Ferrari, Williams and Jordan. Again I will say that whatever Schumacher drives will win as long as he has his group around him. The same people who designed cars at benneton are with him at Ferrari. Last weekend the fastest car on the track for the last part of the race was the Renault of Alonso by quite a bit. The new rules in F1 have gone along way toward leveling the field. Heres a good link for F1.&nbsp;&nbsp; <a href="http://www.f1racing.net/">http://www.f1racing.net/</a></p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Driftin, post: 55692, member: 628"] Actually figures in the US have shown twice the adv. viewing for Brazil this year. World wide its no contest. F1 by far and away. Sure viewing is down but that may be a sign of the times as a Ferrari win, worldwide, is quite popular. You may notice at every venue they race at there are more dego flag flyers than any other. There was some talk about this on Windtunnel a couple of weeks ago. Where do YOU get your figures? If you watch the races you will see there is not the advantage to Ferrari that there was last year or the year before for that matter. There is 3 points between Shu and second place. Races have been won by Mclaren, Ferrari, Williams and Jordan. Again I will say that whatever Schumacher drives will win as long as he has his group around him. The same people who designed cars at benneton are with him at Ferrari. Last weekend the fastest car on the track for the last part of the race was the Renault of Alonso by quite a bit. The new rules in F1 have gone along way toward leveling the field. Heres a good link for F1. [url="http://www.f1racing.net/"]http://www.f1racing.net/[/url] [/QUOTE]

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