Comunicados de Prensa - Where does the USA Stand???

Where does the USA Stand???

After another year for the USA hope is on the horizon Bruce Wayne our top driver is looking to carry the flag into F1 so was previously reported hopefully he has a strong car to reflect his ability.

Here is the truth we are 12th in the Nations cup, 7th in the top 100 drivers rating, and most of the F1 league is laughing at the Hammer Headz.

Think about this we have the most active manager as well as the most managers. It is time to step it up like some of these guys!!!

Reason for optimism is a group of 20-24 year olds that are holding their own. Staci is an absolute amazing driver. You also have guys like harry and eddie looking strong. We have a top 10 rookie driver in crash davis leading our 18 year olds.

There are several other impressive drivers I am not going to get into but here is the problem. The reason why we are so poor in the standings is because too many top drivers overextend themselves.

Example in season 16 Tim Richmond wend F1 on the hammerheadz. That more or less probably cost him as much a 1000 in rating points doing that.

That is not meant to knock Tim but the truth is you need a top 5-10 driver to make up for the lack of equipment in the F1 series.

Guys we need to race for championships don't reach until you have been "The Man or Woman" Too many people after 1 good rookie series go onto F3 and run solid but decide to up the game and go F2 or Indy instead of developing their driver. Guys we need a plan to rise and it should be a ladder and not a rope. Take it one step at a time gain Rep and continue to climb.

If you are a good driver USRA may reward you onto its team. You will get noticed get out there just race.

Personal opinion is if anyone cares to take it. Everyone should spend their first year in the rookie series or atleast have enough points to not be in the bottom 3 in rating in a series.
Spend 2 years in F3 National if not 3 if you have not won a title yet.
Spend 2 Years in F3 Regional Series
Then Spend 2 years in F2 or Indy or Nasc. By then maybe try your hand at F1. A driver should be no younger that 25 in F1.

I am writing this hoping to develop a base for the US and eventually a US F1 Champion.

***USA USA USA USA***