article_snippet: As enthusiasts patiently explain, motor racing is a team sport.
article_snippet: We think it’s all about the best driver, true aficionados see beyond to unsung heroes in overalls glimpsed during pit stops and others who sit at drawing boards and laptop computers.
article_snippet: The most committed Formula One fans are never outraged by team orders and regard the constructors’ championship as equally compelling.
article_snippet: Give everyone the same car, forget teams and make F1 about drivers only.
article_snippet: F1 isn’t like that, though.
article_snippet: F1’s a team game, and Mercedes deserve their glory, too.
article_snippet: What if, instead of losing the also-rans, the team with the best driver and the best car grew sick of the artificial manipulation, and withdrew?
article_snippet: Red Bull dominated for four years and each season changes were made to try to rein What if, instead of losing the also-rans, the team with the best driver and the best car grew sick of the artificial manipulation, and withdrew in, but after one race?
article_snippet: Last year, F1 risked a lottery by awarding random double points for the final Grand Prix.