IndyCar, Formula 1 openers (and a first-lap crash) give readers and Autoweek contributor plenty to talk about this week.
Today, we touch on Chase Elliott’s injury, F1’s season-opening race in Bahrain, the IndyCar season opener , Tony Stewart’s early exit at the pre-Gatornationals and F1/Red Bull’s ability to get a new couch out of its “budget breach” fine.
• realbigfun: I'm more interested in whether or not NASCAR gives him an exemption that allows him to race for the Cup championship. The rules state that you have to race in all the races.Working backward in my comments, NASCAR makes the rules and can change the rules, realbigfun. Plus, let’s not forget that Kyle Busch missed 11 races due to a race-related crash injuries in 2015, yet was allowed to not only get a waiver, he also wound up winning the championship that same season.
• abc3388: Dixon, Power and all the so-called hot Indy drivers are hamfisted at best. Look at it this way....it isn't just the drivers. Pit stops in F-1 are two seconds.....7.4 seconds was the average in St. Pete. F-1 has 10 engineers watching the vehicle, two in Indy racing. We rest our case.I have to admit, as much as I like St. Petersburg, I agree with sar4614 that parts of the temporary street course track layout—most notably turns 2 and 3—should be widened somewhat. St.
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