The boss of the Swiss-German squad BMW Sauber echoed the sentiment of the majority of F1's traveling circus, which argues that such a long break would be better suited for a point later in the season, when it makes more sense to have a rest. The gap in the calendar emerged after Imola lost its provisional spot. "Four weeks is too long," Theissen said. "Three would have been better."If Bernie would just quit screwing with the schedule things would be better. The schedule used to remain the same for a few years at a time. Recently, it seems like it's being changed every year.
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