Another thought on the old, new, series

robot · **Joined:** Fri Jul 29, 2011 5:06 pm **Posts:** 1

Hello All,

Firstly, I do hope that the idea of a "Nations Cup" returns to motorsport.
When I worked in Singapore I was able to visit Sepang for an A1GP race and it was very enjoyable (my name was on the Singapore car, although I never did get to see it).
I wonder if A1GP, or it's new version, will return when F1 changes to V6 turbo engines, any thoughts on this? and yes that is still a few years away!
I must also say that personnally I would prefer V8's instead of V10's, again any thoughts on this?

Happy Days

The Boss · **Posted:** Thu Aug 18, 2011 9:06 pm

Don't double post please

racefan · **Joined:** Wed Jun 01, 2011 5:28 pm **Posts:** 5

robot wrote:

Hello All,

Firstly, I do hope that the idea of a "Nations Cup" returns to motorsport.
When I worked in Singapore I was able to visit Sepang for an A1GP race and it was very enjoyable (my name was on the Singapore car, although I never did get to see it).
I wonder if A1GP, or it's new version, will return when F1 changes to V6 turbo engines, any thoughts on this? and yes that is still a few years away!
I must also say that personnally I would prefer V8's instead of V10's, again any thoughts on this?

Happy Days

Personally I prefer V10 over V8. I like the sound it makes. I also think with everyone running V8s these days, there is a market for V10 where the audience is concerned. It's unique because F1 doesn't run it anymore. It's also cost effective because its a Judd V10 plus the proven reliability. The Judd V10 for now at least is the ideal solution in my humble opinion.

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