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End Of Grid Girls......
....In Formula 1
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"While the practice of employing grid girls has been a staple of Formula 1 grands prix for decades, we feel this custom does not resonate with our brand values and clearly is at odds with modern day societal norms," Bratches added.
Do you agree or not , with the move ?
Should the ban be extended to other Motor Sports formulas ?
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"While the practice of employing grid girls has been a staple of Formula 1 grands prix for decades, we feel this custom does not resonate with our brand values and clearly is at odds with modern day societal norms," Bratches added.
Do you agree or not , with the move ?
Should the ban be extended to other Motor Sports formulas ?
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Has a single one of you new puritans watched the Arianna Grande video I posted? Can any one of you new puritans tell me why that video and all the others like it should not be banned as "demeaning to women"? If an F1 grid girl is so out of kilter with the new "societal norms" you new puritans are determined to impose on the rest of us then please explain how a girl being humped over a photocopier (for the "entertainment" of the twelve year old girls and fourteen year old boys who are her fan base?) is consistent with it.
If I watch F1, it is to see who gets round the track fastest and best.
I find all the assertions from the (mostly) men that they are simply championing a woman's right to wear what she wants......somewhat unbelievable, if I'm honest.
There's nothing wrong with admiring an attractive girl who is dressed to attract such attention. It's just that trying to justify that it has any sort of place at sporting events rings a little hollow.
I find all the assertions from the (mostly) men that they are simply championing a woman's right to wear what she wants......somewhat unbelievable, if I'm honest.
There's nothing wrong with admiring an attractive girl who is dressed to attract such attention. It's just that trying to justify that it has any sort of place at sporting events rings a little hollow.
//I find all the assertions from the (mostly) men that they are simply championing a woman's right to wear what she wants......somewhat unbelievable.... It's just that trying to justify that it has any sort of place at sporting events rings a little hollow.//
Newmanesque, isn't it, (well, it's from a Newman clone): "So, what you're saying is...".
No, I (for one) am not "championing" or "justifying" anything, I'm saying if a pretty girl wants to parade around in a mini-skirt at an F1 event it's none of your damn business.
That's the trouble with puritans (new and old): can't keep their noses out of other people's affairs.
Newmanesque, isn't it, (well, it's from a Newman clone): "So, what you're saying is...".
No, I (for one) am not "championing" or "justifying" anything, I'm saying if a pretty girl wants to parade around in a mini-skirt at an F1 event it's none of your damn business.
That's the trouble with puritans (new and old): can't keep their noses out of other people's affairs.
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eye candy, bednobs. Their duties could indeed have been performed in a burqa (not that I advocate this), but for some reason they never were
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