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He's going to play his positionDo you brehs think VB will play his part to help bring home the two titles before leaving, or will he go rogue?
He's going to play his positionDo you brehs think VB will play his part to help bring home the two titles before leaving, or will he go rogue?
Do you brehs think VB will play his part to help bring home the two titles before leaving, or will he go rogue?
Itās common over thereGreat question. This entire "sign with another team while your on another team" is an interesting dynamic. I don't think any other sport has this. It's a huge source of tension in the garage. Seb was to the point where they wouldn't even answer him over the radio with Ferrari.
Gonna be funny when Lewis washes Russell
Do you brehs think VB will play his part to help bring home the two titles before leaving, or will he go rogue?
He never has. He just competes but he just has never been as good as Lewis.Do you brehs think VB will play his part to help bring home the two titles before leaving, or will he go rogue?
He didnāt listen last race by taking the fastest lap against ordersHe never has. He just competes but he just has never been as good as Lewis.
Valterri is a good guy, and he will listen to his team.
He didnāt listen last race by taking the fastest lap against orders
Great question. This entire "sign with another team while you're on another team" is an interesting dynamic. I don't think any other sport has this.
Cause it was a stupid request, when cars are on their lightest fuel two laps before the end of the race.He didnāt listen last race by taking the fastest lap against orders
Fortunately, I think Lewis took fastest lap and the point with his last lap. I would imagine that Valterri would've been reminded of his obligations to the team, and I'd hope that would put a line under the matter.
I'd imagine that he was just beltingly fast with very low fuel, and new softs, and even backing off around the last sector wasn't enough for him to deny himself setting fastest lap at that point. Or at least that's what I'm hoping, anyhow.
He's always struck me as a willing servant, and not a disruptor.
"soccer" has it for both managers and players.