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NR8 wrote:Just binge watched seasons 1 and 2 of Drive to Survive. What to do with my life now till racing resumes?
kamakazi wrote:So... Vettel is leaving Ferrari at the end of the year
worksux101 wrote:Silly season just got serious.
Would love to see Seb replace Bottas, but doubt it.
Renault would also likely be a good move given that they're obviously investing heavily into the 2022 car.
Ricciardo the next cog to figure out
teems1 wrote:worksux101 wrote:Silly season just got serious.
Would love to see Seb replace Bottas, but doubt it.
Renault would also likely be a good move given that they're obviously investing heavily into the 2022 car.
Ricciardo the next cog to figure out
Sainz to Ferrari seems to be the rumour.
worksux101 wrote:Silly season just got serious.
Would love to see Seb replace Bottas, but doubt it.
Renault would also likely be a good move given that they're obviously investing heavily into the 2022 car.
Ricciardo the next cog to figure out
NR8 wrote:worksux101 wrote:Silly season just got serious.
Would love to see Seb replace Bottas, but doubt it.
Renault would also likely be a good move given that they're obviously investing heavily into the 2022 car.
Ricciardo the next cog to figure out
To me it felt like Sebastian lost a little bit of passion year on year starting with the slide at RBR. Wouldn't be surprised if he called it quits now as I don't see him as one to stay and just be going through the motions like Kimi.
NR8 wrote:Confirmed Sainz to Ferrari, Ricciardo to McLaren!
Next up, Alonso to Renault? Some major trolling on social media right now.
NR8 wrote:Confirmed Sainz to Ferrari, Ricciardo to McLaren!
Next up, Alonso to Renault? Some major trolling on social media right now.
supremacy_007 wrote:NR8 wrote:Confirmed Sainz to Ferrari, Ricciardo to McLaren!
Next up, Alonso to Renault? Some major trolling on social media right now.
Truly glad for Ricciardo, i hope this gives him the car he needs to be prove all the haters he is one of the best right now, Ferraro playing the long game with the younger drivers, next will be Bottoas.
I'm excited to see the honey bagger in action at McLaren, together with Lando, they may be the pair to move Mclaren out of the middle pack.
I wonder if Haas is making any changes, Grojean should go to rally cars since he likes driving off the track so much and likes hitting things......
Monk BANzai wrote:supremacy_007 wrote:NR8 wrote:Confirmed Sainz to Ferrari, Ricciardo to McLaren!
Next up, Alonso to Renault? Some major trolling on social media right now.
Truly glad for Ricciardo, i hope this gives him the car he needs to be prove all the haters he is one of the best right now, Ferraro playing the long game with the younger drivers, next will be Bottoas.
I'm excited to see the honey bagger in action at McLaren, together with Lando, they may be the pair to move Mclaren out of the middle pack.
I wonder if Haas is making any changes, Grojean should go to rally cars since he likes driving off the track so much and likes hitting things......
re Danny Ric... i dont think there is any doubt of his ability a a winner... Is Danny who put himself where he is right now...
As was said on another local Whatsapp forum.... Sianz and Le Clerc bonding gonna make for some interesting times ahead.... Lets see how he handles it up front with Hamilcrei and Max. Cuz they're gonna make sure he knows where barley grows.
worksux101 wrote:Don't like max either, but when you're raised by two racers with only one goal in mind and you've been successful every step of the way, plus everyone telling you that you're the sheit constantly, his muffler bearing behavior is understandable.
I dont think Sainz is anywhere near LeC, Seb, Ham and Max level...even Lando in his rookie season out qualified him...suspect he'll quickly become LeC's personal barrichello.
I still think Renault is the place to be for 2022
worksux101 wrote:
I still think Renault is the place to be for 2022
kamakazi wrote:So...I think it is a bit of karma coming back at Vettel; he being the young gun in red bull when DC left and didn't want to follow simple team orders. One crash with his team mate (Mark Webber) and a multi 21 later...a young Rcciardo then came and out qualified and out paced him, Followed by a young Charles at a different team.
Vettel hasn't really developed as a driver in my opinion and it is unfortunate that he won with the attitude that he had cause it just cemented that this is how he should behave/drive.
Really want to see the honey badger and McLaren back at the pointy end.
supremacy_007 wrote:kamakazi wrote:So...I think it is a bit of karma coming back at Vettel; he being the young gun in red bull when DC left and didn't want to follow simple team orders. One crash with his team mate (Mark Webber) and a multi 21 later...a young Rcciardo then came and out qualified and out paced him, Followed by a young Charles at a different team.
Vettel hasn't really developed as a driver in my opinion and it is unfortunate that he won with the attitude that he had cause it just cemented that this is how he should behave/drive.
Really want to see the honey badger and McLaren back at the pointy end.
I'm just glad he got out from renault, might be me but right now renault feels like the place where careers go to die....
kamakazi wrote:So...I think it is a bit of karma coming back at Vettel; he being the young gun in red bull when DC left and didn't want to follow simple team orders. One crash with his team mate (Mark Webber) and a multi 21 later...a young Rcciardo then came and out qualified and out paced him, Followed by a young Charles at a different team.
Vettel hasn't really developed as a driver in my opinion and it is unfortunate that he won with the attitude that he had cause it just cemented that this is how he should behave/drive.
Really want to see the honey badger and McLaren back at the pointy end.
worksux101 wrote:kamakazi wrote:So...I think it is a bit of karma coming back at Vettel; he being the young gun in red bull when DC left and didn't want to follow simple team orders. One crash with his team mate (Mark Webber) and a multi 21 later...a young Rcciardo then came and out qualified and out paced him, Followed by a young Charles at a different team.
Vettel hasn't really developed as a driver in my opinion and it is unfortunate that he won with the attitude that he had cause it just cemented that this is how he should behave/drive.
Really want to see the honey badger and McLaren back at the pointy end.
You clearly don't know the whole story if you think he simply didn't want to follow team orders. Theres much more to the back story and even Horner admitted he understood Seb's decision.
He was faced with a significantly more unreliable car in 14 just as last year. If you take car issues out of the equation, he beat both Ricc and LeC.
pete wrote:I dunno.. From listening to Missed Apex podcast, one of the panel said that Renault's engine is good enough now, in 2019 the chassis was the problem but now they have the chassis designer who was previously at McLaren so 2020 they should start to see a big improvement. Time will tell but going forward they may be a stronger team than they were. Lots of talk they're looking to sell Endstone so who knows..
Would be funny if Ricciardo does better this year than next year at McLaren.
kamakazi wrote:Who does know the entire story... I just said what stands out in my mind.
Think you will find in 2014 Danny had similar issues but consistently beat him over the seasonworksux101 wrote:kamakazi wrote:So...I think it is a bit of karma coming back at Vettel; he being the young gun in red bull when DC left and didn't want to follow simple team orders. One crash with his team mate (Mark Webber) and a multi 21 later...a young Rcciardo then came and out qualified and out paced him, Followed by a young Charles at a different team.
Vettel hasn't really developed as a driver in my opinion and it is unfortunate that he won with the attitude that he had cause it just cemented that this is how he should behave/drive.
Really want to see the honey badger and McLaren back at the pointy end.
You clearly don't know the whole story if you think he simply didn't want to follow team orders. Theres much more to the back story and even Horner admitted he understood Seb's decision.
He was faced with a significantly more unreliable car in 14 just as last year. If you take car issues out of the equation, he beat both Ricc and LeC.
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