Followed MotoGP since '11. Watched first F1 race and was slightly underwhelmed.

So as the title says I've been watching MotoGP for a decent amount of time. It's basically the only sport I follow. Recently Netflix put out a Formula 1 doco that I watched over the weekend so I thought I'd give F1 a shot to double the amount of action I get.

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I've got to say, I found it slightly underwhelming and I'm not too sure why. I know the cars are meant to be faster than the bikes, but on the screen there didn't seem to be as much action. They also seem a lot more fragile than the bikes, like a tiny nudge and half the bodywork comes off and they have to pit.

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Does anyone else here watch both sports? Was this past F1 race typical or did Bahrain have bad camera work?

So as the title says I've been watching MotoGP for a decent amount of time. It's basically the only sport I follow. Recently Netflix put out a Formula 1 doco that I watched over the weekend so I thought I'd give F1 a shot to double the amount of action I get.​I've got to say, I found it slightly underwhelming and I'm not too sure why. I know the cars are meant to be faster than the bikes, but on the screen there didn't seem to be as much action. They also seem a lot more fragile than the bikes, like a tiny nudge and half the bodywork comes off and they have to pit.​Does anyone else here watch both sports? Was this past F1 race typical or did Bahrain have bad camera work? http://ifttt.com/images/no_image_card.png