Lock in fans, then make everything worse: F1 risks falling into Big Tech trap
There is a word for what happens when platforms stop serving the people who made them great. Should Formula 1 learn it?
Gary Anderson has been a jewel in the BBC’s F1 crown with his understanding, knowledge and experience of the sport’s technical issues.
He was the perfect guest for our 2013 Formula 1 season review and, armed with countless graphs, tables and data sheets, helped us work through just who the big winners and losers were.
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There is a word for what happens when platforms stop serving the people who made them great. Should Formula 1 learn it?
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