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(Rubens Barrichello, Williams FW 32, Pirelli test Abu Dhabi by Frederic le Floch/DPPI)

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Let's Ride with Felipe Massa in Bahrein.

Helmet cams are our favorite, the ideal placement and the only one that properly conveys the idea of what the driver sees and where he's looking.

True for your track videos and true for Formula 1 drivers, in this clip the camera is not quite at Felipa Massa's eye level as he drives the F60 around Bahrein but on top of his helmet. We see much more than Felipe ever could....and you still don't see the new 2009 spec wide front wing!

And here is the rest of it.

FIA flinches: no new Formula 1 scoring system

The Formula One Constructors Association simply pointed out the FIA's own regulations prohibit rule changes so close to the start of the season unless there is unanimous consent from all parties.
The FIA had no choice but retreat to literally "fight another day" and communicated the unpopular rule would be implemented starting with the 2010 season.

Score one for FOTA, but the scoring system still needs a well thought out overhaul.