Ecclestone wants F1 to win more races who wins

"And who wins now?", I would think someone who has read the headline too fast. Bernie Ecclestone expects that by the year 2009 will remove the current point system and is passed to a classification as a medal. Whoever wins more races, win the championship.

It is funny, because Mr. Ecclestone calls this to promote the show and everyone struggles to win races. And he says if not even a month ago that Lewis Hamilton won the Formula 1 championship in the last corner ...

Ecclestone takes refuge, for example, that would have won this championship Felipe Massa, who won 6 races for Hamilton 5. Would it be wise Ecclestone option? Here:

The current system of bonus points regularity. 10 points for first, 8 for second, etc., we all already know the rules. Imagine a runner who won 7 races and star car in the remainder: 70 points. Now imagine a runner to win four races and finishing second in 10 and third in two: 40 + 80 + 12 = 132 points. Nearly twice.

According to Ecclestone, the corridor of 70 points should win the World Cup because he has managed to win three more races the other pilot, who has taken better care of your car and, ultimately, proved to be a better driver. He says that this would increase the excitement until the last race. Exactly the same emotion that we have now, my friend Bernie. Here is another dramatic example:

There are two races. Hamilton has won 7. Alonso, 4. Excited? Not much, Hamilton is winning mathematician. Now suppose that Hamilton has 80 points and Alonso 76. Excited? Quite.

Finally, the FIA do what you feel appropriate.

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