KillerB88
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A real iceman. But we'll see what happens if McLarens car becomes a consistent top step competitor.
Jean toomer
Superstar
You know George is texting Rosberg for the name of his psychiatrist right now.
Lootha VanDraws
'The Night I Fell in Love' is the GOAT R&B album
Max does seem to have a very NASCAR-like approach to F1 (at least when he is not in a Rocketship like the RB19). Reminds me of Dale Earnhardt in that "if you're not rubbing, you're not racing" way.
KillerB88
Superstar
Probably has his Peloton on Craigslist to shrink his quads. Also thinner racing gloves
Can't forget sleeping in another room from his woman to optimize sleep. Hamilton Teammate Syndrome is a bytch.
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Lewis Hamiltonās first team-mate lifts lid on perceived āarrogantā traits
Lewis Hamilton's first-ever racing car teammate has opened up on how the seven-time World Champion came across in his early years.
www.planetf1.com
KillerB88
Superstar
He's Indian. Nut-hugging has been bred into them. He just wants to get on the bandwagon before it becomes trendy.
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KillerB88
Superstar
Points aren't earned in qualifying. His race pace leaves a lot to be desired in comparison to Norris. There have been plenty of drivers fast over one lap.Iāve seen enough. Piastri got future champ written all over him. Kid is incredible and has been.
Heās a fukking rookie in an era with little on-track testing. Over the past decade, how many drivers came in and within the season were competing with a top 5 talent on any metric of pace?
Race pace and tire understanding comes with time and thereās nothing from his career that says he wonāt be able to make that leap.
Teams were fighting over him for a reason. He swept F3 and F2 on the first try.
KillerB88
Superstar
No need to go on the offensive. But drivers don't always develop those race pace/tire management skills. It's arguably the hardest aspect of the sport and the factor thT separates the truly elite from the merely great or good drivers Good on him, but the future champion moniker gets thrown about a bit too much in my opinion. The car matters, but generally the guys that are truly good enough will get a chance to show it at some point. Some drivers are better when the expectations are nil. So all I'm really saying is, we'll see.
Heās a fukking rookie in an era with little on-track testing. Over the past decade, how many drivers came in and within the season were competing with a top 5 talent on any metric of pace?
Race pace and tire understanding comes with time and thereās nothing from his career that says he wonāt be able to make that leap.
Teams were fighting over him for a reason. He swept F3 and F2 on the first try.
