Funny things make our Gotham, always contemporary and well thought out - and with extreme feasibility.
The latest blow: Giezendanner F1 boyhood dream was approved by the Grand Chamber. The carrier with racing racing license will hardly outgrown the toupee, make Formula 1 race in Switzerland.
Lustig. As the Formula 1 circus curbs more and more in the Asian region, because the market is there and there are fewer advertising bans. Austria built the A1-Ring at super expensive, yet only 7 races were held on it. It is now running in Dubai. And here comes our Lastwägeler, claims beyond all knowledge and reason, there existed opportunities for the industry - and remember the sign of the Civil Carrera-Bahn and go fully into it.
Great signal, since it simultaneously at the G8 summit about climate change.
One has the feeling that our Nationalhumoristen were blind to the signs of the times. Giezendanner and environmental protection argument is evidence of the lack of mental effort: 250,000 addition to the (alleged) that the Nürburgring et al. should make a pilgrimage, would now hold still to see any of the third class race on a possible circular route in this country and make his own rounds have to say.
So the slope would have even a glimmer of a chance of ever being realized.
is however likely that in Switzerland, again car races are held low. Reasons include the lack of a suitable site, strict noise regulations and the ability to raise objections against such construction projects.
And these are the arguments of reason:
According to the opponents torpedoed the template as "completely wrong message" all efforts in environmental protection, energy policy, spatial planning and traffic education. The economic benefits of car racing is minimal. Tourism also benefit, because its assets were calm and an intact landscape.
The Austrians know a song to sing of how "profitable" is the Formula 1 circus.
Proponents arguments can not stand on equal footing - except, Che Guevara was actually an Italian Schu (h) macher.
Swissinfo
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