>>19711
I don't like close cockpits firstly because its a knee jerk reaction to bianchi's death. "Hurr durr Bianchi was in an open cock pit and got hit, so dat means that a closed one wuld stop dat." There is no data to suggest that a closed cockpit would alter the situation. In fact, I believe many reports suggest that a closed cockpit wouldn't have helped. Also, think about all the issues that one would add on: More potential safety issues, more costs, less vision.
But perhaps more importantly, It will hurt the identity of the sport. Formula one was always an 'open cockpit' four external wheels sport. To change the dna of the sport like this would be radical step away from what it was supposed to be and had always been.