@Alejand030405 @robhen92 @GeoSimRacing@KevinMagnussen Wow crashed when no points were being handed out. You clearly have no other argument still apart from "behind a haas half the race lol he bad". Can't believe I still am talking to someone who doesn't want to accept that issues with the car affect drivers differently.
@Alejand030405 @robhen92 @GeoSimRacing@KevinMagnussen Charles was fine I miami. Could it have been a bit better, sure but to say it was trash is neglecting every other variable and how it affects a driver indevidually which is what you seem to fail to comprehend. All the people saying Carlos should leave are silly anyway.
@Poisis5 @TPowling_ @GhastlyArtist Unless I've missed something, I haven't heard the Ferrari upper management say Charles is the problem. If anything the last thing I remember is they want to keep him for as long as possible since he is the future of the team. It's just been media saying he's the problem so far.
@Planet_F1 And guess what you need to get a championship. Good strategy, fast car for more than 4 races and good reliability. Everything that he doesn't have now and didn't have after the first 4 races in '22. Charles's driving style is not the issue, it's the car.
@strangeengine16 It's shocking and disappointing how a person like brundle who has been a driver in F1 and in the media for ages can't seem to comprehend that if both drivers are saying the car gives them no confidence when driving it then the issue is the car not the driver.
@RieveB77@F1Barstool Too much is very subjective. He's lost more points from reliability and strategy than crashing over the last year and this year but since you're defending brundle there's obviously no point in me saying anything else logical as you'll still say "crashes too much" lol