You know who took his kid and his wife with him to races? Schumacher. You know who famousely took his dog with him to races? Hamilton. The kids of Hulkenberg and Magnussen were on TV. But with Charles it's suddenly a problem. What kind of useless expert are you?
๐จ| Ferrari's Driver Hierarchy Dismissed by Coulthard:
โ David Coulthard believes Ferrari cannot impose a driver hierarchy between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc. Speaking to media, Coulthard remarked:
โI don't think it is an option for them.โ
โ Coulthard emphasized the caliber of both drivers, noting Hamilton's experience and Leclerc's speed and status within the team. He commented:
โYou employ Lewis Hamilton, and you've got Charles Leclerc, who's been there for several years, is blindingly fast and a sort of poster boy for a racing driver.โ
โ Reflecting on the dynamics within Ferrari, Coulthard expressed skepticism about the personal lives of drivers affecting their professional roles:
โGood-looking, he's got the family, a baby on the way, a dog in the paddock... my opinion is that's all a bit too much, quite frankly.โ
โ Coulthard highlighted the seriousness of Formula 1, contrasting it with lighter activities:
โIt's not a weekend away picnic, is it? It's a grand prix, it's a serious business. It's a dangerous business, but that's probably me being of an older generation.โ
โ On managing top-tier drivers, Coulthard stated:
โThey [Ferrari] don't have a choice. They've employed two of the best drivers in the world. You then manage them as best you can.โ
โ After the Monza race, Hamilton downplayed the incident with Leclerc, suggesting it was too late to change their approach to challenge Mercedes. Coulthard speculated on Ferrari's internal rules:
โI suspect they do.โ
โ He elaborated on contractual obligations for drivers to follow team instructions:
โThere'll be somewhere in the contract that says that the driver has to take fair and reasonable instructions from a senior member of the team.โ
โ Coulthard explained the necessity of such clauses to prevent drivers from acting independently:
โThat's a pretty generic clause that's in all contracts because otherwise you could employ a driver and he could go rogue.โ
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Remember that famous photo of tiny Max meeting Schumacher in the paddock? Was that a distraction too? Max also has a wife, a baby and a sausage dog btw, must be the reason he isn't wdc anymore?
I guess he does exactly what he intended and what the media loves: creating easy narratives and drama cause of the engagement. I hope Pascal lets you go bald, asshole.
@charIesrry I think people have actual fun doing this in their free time. They have actual fun spreading hate and getting clicks and attention from it. The audacity from these people to feel moraly superior is blowing my mind. It seems like a really miserable life to me.
Days since people have been normal about a strangers marriage, dog and pregnancy: 0
Please get a different hobby people instead of being an asshole on social media. I promise you will be happier.
He described him perfectly and thatโs exactly why I love him. F1 is pure adrenaline and no one makes me feel what he does. Heโs crazy and Iโm absolutely in love with his madness. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesnโt, but Iโll never get bored watching him race
As if this day wasn't awful enough, i was just reminded that today were some state elections in germany and people voted for the fucking far right nazi party. This is not a surpise sadly but still scary as fuck.
Ok, but why does Lewis need to talk all this bs? He seems really insecure to me, especially this weekend. I expected him to be more confident in himself and his abilities when he came to Ferrari last year.