This is a reasonably plausible outcome. Maybe Bottas not even making the podium and Perez to take the other Podium position?
Wink away. And put one next to every driver who's had a better car than the other teams while you're at it.I still would.
That sort of comment just makes me smile and shake my head in a rather satisfying way lol.Outstanding show by George. So glad he had the chance to drive the W11.
More evidence as far as I’m concerned that Lewis is a Good Driver in an amazing race car. Put that “W09, W10, W11 Era” Asterisk by his last 3 WDC’s.
This is a reasonably plausible outcome. Maybe Bottas not even making the podium and Perez to take the other Podium position?
Or that Russell is another great driver who up to now is in the worst car on the grid.
Well the best drivers normally get to drive for the best teams.
From the time I actively watched F1, I'd say Michael in 1994 and 1995 (best car was the Williams then). Arguably also 2000 (there seems to be no real consensus as to whether the Ferrari or the McLaren was the better car in that season).
That would depend on the driver. From Kimi has been said (at least in his earlier years), as well as JPM, that while they were certainly talented drivers, their input to engineers wasn’t as valuable as, say, Michaels. Then there’s also the dedication. When testing was still practically unlimited in the early 2000s, Michael was constantly doing his laps in Fiorano, improving the car, while others enjoyed life on some beach ...
Michaels work ethic changed in 1992 apparently when he was spoken to by Ross Brawn who pointed out the reason Senna was so good was because he took part in testing and didn’t let the test drivers do all the work. Previously to that Michael was quite lazy about putting the effort in apparently.
It is true and wasn’t contesting or changing what you said. Just adding to the conversation.Might be true, doesn't change a thing from what I said, though
