[Ed Bighi]

Shredding them and rightly so. What amazes me about the USGP is how the FIA does everything they can to sanitize ever European track for safety resons, including the destruction of tumburello in San Marino, and then Bernie decides to run next to a concrete wall who could have easily taken the life of Ralph today if he had gone in front first. Maybe Tony George must be really good pleasing bernie when on his knees. While I like the idea of a USGP, I'll pass on Indiana. Now if it was in Laguna Seca, I would be there in a heartbeat. At least there would be something to do over there other than going to the track.

Best place for a race in the US? Something in Central Park or anywhere in the Manhattan if it were possible. Plenty of lodging, albeit expensive, but arguably the best and most varied cuisine in the country. Not to mention the extra activities. Definitely a more cosmopolitan environment which is more inline with the sophistication of F1. Hell, maybe even Vegas or back in Long Beach.

But right now, I would much rather go to Montreal than to Indy to watch an F1 race. Much better overall experience in my opinion.