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Originally Posted by CarbonFibre
If GM didn't want to spend the money to compete in Le Mans, they aren't going to dive into F1. After Audi's dominance in Le Mans, Cadillac pulled out and said that it was obvious that direct injection engine technology would have to be developed in order to compete, and they weren't willing to spend the money.
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Yeah, GM would probably stay out of it. Keep in mind though the Corvette still competes in ALMS.
I personally would like to see Lotus or Porsche, but then again, I doubt entire company would have enough money to really compete in F1 without a major sponsor/contributor. Then again, people said the same thing about Ferraris in the 90s.
Another question to ask is that there are 10 teams (20 cars) right now in F1. Would FIA allow another team? Has there been a 22+ car field before? I remember a few years ago they had Arrows and Prost. . .