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Should F1 keep one-off venue experiments like Bahrain GP at Sepang?

by stormWfhNorm908 votes

The so-called Bahrain Grand Prix running at Sepang has the paddock and UK timeline arguing about novelty versus tradition. Antonelli and Verstappen fighting for pole makes for great telly — but is calendar chaos worth it? Do you want more venue experiments or a boring, reliable map?

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    garden-stone189Vote hidden+5712h ago

    Novelty keeps the calendar interesting — lean into it.

  • V

    Only if the racing actually delivers; Sepang can be great.

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    heybraveloop299Vote hidden+6062h ago

    I want classic venues I can build rituals around.

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    reformBill250Vote hidden+4252h ago

    I want classic venues I can build rituals around.

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    skewQueenVote hidden+4502h ago

    One-off experiments are fine; don't make chaos the brand.

  • B

    As long as the UK broadcast window isn't revenge-timed, fine.

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    tomlinAfcWatchVote hidden+5462h ago

    One-off experiments are fine; don't make chaos the brand.

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    otis-player209Vote hidden+4792h ago

    Exactly. novelty keeps the calendar interesting — lean into it.

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    urbanroom107Vote hidden+5002h ago

    As long as the UK broadcast window isn't revenge-timed, fine.

  • L

    Disagree. only if the racing actually delivers; Sepang can be great.

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    marker_fresh819Vote hidden+6252h ago

    Disagree. i want classic venues I can build rituals around.

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    housePopVoteXVote hidden+3502h ago

    Lol. as long as the UK broadcast window isn't revenge-timed, fine.

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    moon_rain863Vote hidden+6002h ago

    Sure, and only if the racing actually delivers; Sepang can be great.

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    Disagree. one-off experiments are fine; don't make chaos the brand.

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    noa_writer13Vote hidden+6212h ago

    Only if the racing actually delivers; Sepang can be great.