Great. ...because those cars aren't ugly enough already....

I understand this is a troubling time for motorsport but I hope there will be no knee jerk reactions that fundementally change the very fibre of the sport.
Single seater racing is open cockpit, open wheel racing, anything else is verging into sports car territory.

Just look at the delta wing...something that didn't look great when it first arrived now just looks ridiculous with a closed cockpit slapped on it....

Please let us find other ways to make our sport safe without changing their very nature....

Back then I was more worried about the reputation of the race, because If something goes wrong, you know what happens, "the track is shitty, organization is bad and so on". But overall, I defend the opinion shared by many drivers like Nelson Piquet, I've basically wrote exactly what he said some years ago on an interview, If you think motorsport is dangerous, leave it.

Not saying that there shouldn't be any worry about safety, but all efforts during the last decades were more than enough to make it extremely safe. Formula One in 2014 is very safe. Im really sorry for Jules, one of my favorites drivers aswell, but now roof in F1/IndyCar, this is really exaggeration.....

lol i have no clue how you came to that conclusion from his post. he's saying safety has been worked on endlessly for all forms of open wheel racing yet no matter what there will always be danger when ur sitting in a carbon fiber object traveling at 200-230mph. if you sit back and really think about the major (resulting in death or career ending injuries) crashes over the last 10 years in open wheel racing almost all of them have been crazy and nearly unthinkable circumstances. you could even go further back and include Senna's death in there as well. open wheel cars have been racing for decades and how many times has a driver been impaled by his own suspension(senna)? how many times has a car flown over 300ft top first into a catch fence(wheldon)? how many time has tether broken and the wheel just happened to fly onto the race path and a driver been hit square in the head by a wheel at race speeds(surtees). you get the point and i could surely go on for a while about accidents where a perfect canopy might have helped. it's not a new idea and its also not very practical. it's like taking a job as a trash man and then bitching about smelling dirty at the end of each day or a mechanic complaining about getting his hands dirty while working. please tell me which driver has ever canceled his paycheck because he has enough money. tell me which driver has ever deleted his twiter or instagram and stopped making sponsor appearances because he didnt like the attention and being in the spotlight. you know what comes with the job when you accept it, if you dont like it then go work elsewhere because, hell if these guys dont want to get paid millions to drive some of the worlds quickest cars, then let me know where the hell i can sign up to fill in for them!

Bit like a full downforce early 2000's CART chassis :S

And people need to get over the fact that indycars can get airborne.

And people need to get over the fact that Paul Tracy never won the Indy500.

And people need to get over the fact that Will Power is actually awesome.

And people need to get over the fact that 1990s and 2000s Indycar / ChampCar NO LONGER EXISTS.

Kals needs to get over the technique of taking someone's quotes and adding a load of other things they never said

NO