@EerykMcRae@iamJames_0@RBR_Daily Ric and Max both like the car with crazy amount of nose. I think thatโs just how they developed the car over the years and only certain people can extract that out of the car
@KevinDykstra7@pkligerman Wasnโt throwing shade brother, I actually agree that he ran away. But I actually
Think heโs decent driver with a sensitive car and late braking. but I think heโs a money chaser and it ended his career doing so.
@nora_jooe No one deserves anything in F1. Its a cut throat business. Its all about money and funding rarely talent. It's sad I know, but people gotta start realizing this... Half the grid wouldn't be there now if it was about "deserving" to be there.
@mikiroadbike@JennaFryer@RBR_Daily at this point he cant be any worse than what they have. I really do feel for checo but the team is getting killed with no points
@mereeedithh I really think a lot that happened had to do with Marko still holding a grudge against DR. Austin is going to be rough to watch without Daniel.
@MattP1Gallagher 100% nothing Liam did and I'm stoked for him! But i 100% blame red bull for all hate being caused with the lack of communication with the DR situation. They knew it was his last race and didn't even communicate it, and pissed a lot of people off. McLaren did better with Oscar.
@eltruchas69@SulloReport Iโm not disagreeing but Iโm just confused on how they hold DR to that standard and not Checo? And and same with yuki instead of thinking he should have been wiped out by DR maybe heโs actually that good? Heโs been driving the car for 5 years now. RBR is just all over the place.
Gonna yap for a second, because I'm honestly really bothered by this. I'm not even really much of a Daniel fan, but seeing this play out, you're not human if it doesn't upset you.
The more I think about it, the way the Ricciardo situation has been handled is nothing short of cowardly and embarrassing for Red Bull.
To think this is the organisation which has gone from being effectively unbeatable last year, to now being woefully inadequate in all areas, not able to even avoid something as simple as one of their driver's contract woes being played out for all the world's media to see is disgusting.
I can't help but think about it in a much more disconnected from F1 way. Imagine tomorrow morning you go into work, having no idea if you have a job next week, everyone you work with asking you how it feels that it's your last shift, and your own boss telling you they've heard nothing about you leaving? Add to that a marathon, with weights on, in a steam room, and I guess that's something like how Ricciardo feels. At the end of the day, as sad as this is for his fans, this is a real person at the middle of all this, and the way Red Bull have handled it says a lot about how little they respect their drivers as people.
The worst part is, it all could have been handled differently so easily. The Red Bull racing we knew a year ago would've either put a stop to it, or been very clear about the situation as soon as it hit the media. They wouldn't have left one of their own drivers to cry on international television without even being able to confirm if he was indeed leaving or not. It's shameful, and completely unnecessary. Daniel Ricciardo has been too important and too liked in this sport to have this as his exit.
Shame on Christian Horner, Helmut Marko, and Red Bull Racing.
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