Electronics\' abolition in Formula 1/Abolition de l\'
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Electronics\' abolition in Formula 1/Abolition de l\'

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As any self-respecting Formula 1 fan, I have been deeply disappointed by the World\'s Championship 2002 outclassed by Ferrari. We could find many points who have depleased Formula 1 fans : team strategies, Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello\'s behavior on the racetrack as in Austria or in the United States, Ferrari\'s domination during all season, etc ... But the biggest cause of this problem is the electronic help to the drivers. When the electronics came back on the racetrack in May 2001 with the help on the starting grid and everything else, the show has tremendously deteriorated. At this very time, Ferrari began its domination because of its own electronics division, an advantage Ferrari is the only team to have. Also, starts went as boring as the rest of the race. Now, it isn\'t the best driver who has the best start but the car which has the best starting system. This situation must stop before my favorite sport falls into decay. That\'s why I ask to the FIA on Formula 1 fans\' behalf who signed this petition to cancel the use of electronic help for 2004. I hope we\'ll able to change something. ---- Comme n\'importe quel amateur de Formule 1 qui se respecte, j\'ai

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