Makes sense and everything sporting wise seems to come down to sponsorship and how much money you can squeeze out of the public. I stopped watching F1 in the Schumacher years just thought I know the result before the race is run. For many years there's never a tight competition and it's very rarely shown on terrestrial TV. Bit like football it's all commercial and for profit. Example I had corporate tickets for wolves West ham last year friends from London coming up and the fixture got changed last minute Saturday to Sunday for Sky. I couldn't get that day off and missed out, no regard for the fans. I was lucky no change this year and had a good day with my West ham chums even better as Wolves managed a win. I grew up being able to go to a sporting event which was affordable and if not could watch on the TV. Feel sorry for children today as they can't grow up watching their sporting idols unless parents have money and there lies the pressure on parents to be able to find the money. And my final rant I don't like the constant link in sport to gambling it can destroy as many lives in some way as tobacco sponsorship did but that wasn't ethical but the gambling and booze sponsorship is?