No sé qué pasó (seguramente nunca lo sepamos, realmente) solo espero que su siguiente manager haga un excelente trabajo pro su carrera (porque talento tiene y de sobra).
mark webber confirms he is no longer managing oscar:
"we are proud to have played a pivotal role in the formative years of oscar's career. we have collectively agreed that now is an appropriate time to bring our management agreement to a close. we wish oscar all the very best."
"there are certain drivers, hamilton in particular, but in the past alonso as well, and maurizio (arrivabene) knows this very well, who are very good at manipulating, and i use the word manipulating, the media and also a certain part of the garage. that's why they make these kinds of statements, which rightly aren't what you would expect from a driver.
i think the attitude leclerc showed today when speaking to the media was much more appropriate: he simply explained what he had done, rather than someone who speaks up and says, ‘yes, but we should have done this, we should have done that.’ of course we should have done that, but leave that to the people whose job it is to make those decisions or speak about that."
- Mario Miyakawa on the situation
Por culpa de LH debo darle la razón… siempre se le va encima a Leclerc, SIEMPRE… y encima EXIGE, frente a medios no a puerta cerrada con su equipo, que se definan jerarquías (y no es la primera vez que lo hace)…
🚨 | Nico Rosberg: “But interestingly it’s always Charles’ fault, isn’t it? It’s never Lewis’s fault. In the last couple of times, in Monza was Charles, here was Charles….”