Is F1 about cash and limelight
Bourdais is presently revolving out in the IndyCar sequences, having resumed to racing in the United States after his unsuccessful spell in F1 which was headed by a positive invocation in the Champ Car World Series where he acquired success four consecutive championships from the year 2004 to 2007.
Previous Toro Rosso motorist Sebastien Bourdais has spoken about his repugnance with the present condition of F1, emphasizing that contesting in the race is nothing more than the precedence and that the "charm" has been occupied out of all of the paths. Bourdais is presently revolving out in the IndyCar sequences, having resumed to racing in the United States after his unsuccessful spell in F1 which was headed by a positive invocation in the Champ Car World Series where he acquired success four consecutive championships from the year 2004 to 2007.
The man from France, who revolved out for Toro Rosso in the year 2008 - 2009, do not facet lovingly on his period in the F1 enclosure, terming it an unpleasant period. Though numerous may regret not being able to counterfeit a profession in what is measured the highpoint of motorsport, Bourdais trusts that he is healthier off competing at the race tracks in IndyCar where racing is still the primacy.
Abundant in Formula One is all about the incorrect motives, he quoted to the Detroit Free Press. cash gains and high popularity, it is not around the racing. "In IndyCar, no one sorts cash. It's just phenomenal, clean racing." Last Sunday, Bourdais contested in the Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix, his primary excursion at the Belle Isle track, and he was enormously balancing of the Detriot circuit, affirming that Roger Penske and his squad had "secured it totally" when they just re-crafted the track.
So charmed with the track was Bourdais that he proclaimed he would relatively race at Belle Isle than at the Monaco Grand Prix. Though, this has more than a diminutive to do with his derision for F1 paths.Powerful in the shower at Detroit, it's harder than any Formula One path, counting the streets at Monaco, he quoted, F1 has crumbled every path now. They have booked the attractiveness out of them, made them bare. It aches me inside. Monaco is nowadays a frigging car parks with a team of opportunities.