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When you tell people that there is no money in motor sport and that half of the F1 grid have to pay to be there, they can't believe it!

So now when I tell them that the people who are getting paid, and are usually the ones that are winning, have to pay for each championship point they earn!

Button's example in 2009 is crazy, at the end of 2008 he didn't have a job, yet by the end of 2009 he has to pay nearly £1million because of the success!

This is the side of motor sport that needs to become more reasonable. It should be a flat fee for the license, regardless of your performance. There has to be fairer ways for the FIA to make their millions.

It's no wonder that F1 wanted to create their own brake-away series.

Awesome.

If that had an LMP style rear wing it would possibly be the greatest kart ever.

Here is the license you will gain once you achieve a certain number of posts.

As you can see, If you want a Super License, you best get posting!

While on the subject, you might find this interesting/astonishing.

Super License Wikipedia article

So, as always this topic has to exist.

If I'm honest, I think Vettel has it in the bag this year. Spa was meant to be a weak track for the RB car and most of the remaining circuits have historically been good ones for Red Bull. I hope I'm wrong but I can't see anyone clsing the gap enough without a few DNFs or significant development work by a few teams (Which seems to be over now as they are all concentrating on 2014)

Your thoughts?