And all other forms of racing like rallying, oval racing, MotoGP, also still exists. arguably don't let the driver's skill shine through).

(Just like how regulations in real F1 have affected the sport like ABS, traction control etc. Osamu at first didn't want to race in Cyber Formula and only did regular Formula racing because he was against the idea of using a cyber system and believed it took too much away from the drivers.

In the show normal Formula racing without the cyber systems still exists. Instead of the FIA they have their own sanctioning body called FICCY (Federation International Cruise of Cyber Formula), that oversees the races.

They still have regulations that need to be followed. computer systems so they can achieve even faster speeds. You're allowed to design the fastest vehicle possible, almost anyway that you want. It's F1 taken to the extreme with less regulations. The premise of the show is that in the future (21st century), Cyber Formula has replaced F1 as the top premier form of motorsport in the world. but it's tough to find a detailed credits/staff list for the show. I look forward to welcoming you all to this global event next year.'Īs far as I know he pretty much designed all of them. 'I feel it is the right for F1 for and Mexico and I'm sure it will be to the benefit of both for many years. 'I am pleased to confirm that Formula One will be back in Mexico City in 2015,' he said. This is Mexico's time.' Bernie Ecclestone was not present at the announcement but did send a message echoing the comments of Soberon and welcoming Mexico back into the F1 fold. 'Start your engines, F1 will return to Mexico next year. >'It is a fact,' organising president Alejandro Soberon told a press conference at the Banamex Centre in Mexico City.

The race- which will be run at the 4.421-kilometre Mexico City circuit - is being backed by Mexican businessman Carlos Slim Domit, the richest man in the world, and Tavo Hellmund, the creator and mastermind of the F1 USGP and Circuit of the Americas in Austin. >The Mexican Grand Prix will return to F1 after a 23-year absence after organisers agreed a five-year deal starting in the 2015 season.The race has been mooted for a return to F1 for a while and was even included on the provisional calendar for 2014, only to fail to make the final cut. Though we could continue the Cyber Formula thread

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