Why does Zak Brown keep screwing over Oscar "I like to keep my options open" Piastri with undercuts and where was Hannah Schmitz on Lap 16, on a coffee break?! 🤨
Norris should have never given back the position at all!…. He’s the one who has a chance against Max, Oscar isn’t ruthless enough to deal with Max. Yeah Hannah must have been looking at holidays yesterday…. Clearly she was having a bad day!
@@F1World-34Redbull had the best strategy in the field. It’s just that Max didn’t make it work. Hamilton was less than 2s behind Max. He could pit early because he had 2 new hard tyres while Redbull only had one. If RB stopped when Hamilton did they would’ve struggled like Leclerc in the last stint. If they pitted when McLaren did, they would be stuck behind Hamilton without a significant tyre offset advantage. Hamilton himself said they stopped too early and was struggling on hard-hard tyres, but he made the strategy work. In 2019 Hamilton made the overcut work to overtake Max. In 2019, 2018, Vettel made the overcut work to beat Kimi, Bottas and Leclerc. Stroll, Tsunoda did the overcut this race and it beat the undercut that Alonso ran. So Max’s strategy was perfect, Max just wasn’t.
People who think that Max Verstappen needs to be less aggressive and that Lando Norris needs to obey the politically correct orders of a team are killing motorsport. According to these woke folks, winners need to stop winning because they are selfish and are not giving other drivers the chance to win. This is becoming ridiculous. I've been following F1 for over 40 years. My generation used to idolize dashing drivers like Ayrton Senna, James Hunt and Gilles Villeneuve. They were aggressive and didn't like to lose. Today, the ideal driver is the one who pretends to be good, who is obedient and shows many virtues (but, he doesn't need to win)... what a sad ending for this sport!
Thank you very much for this contribution. Well worded. I fully support your opinion. We see this phenomenon not only in F1, but throughout global society. With emphasis on the left-wing West. Go woke, go broke...
I agree that drivers need to be aggressive but the rules are there to be followed I want to see a competitive sport and I like the upgrades on the mercedes and McLaren that gives more thrill to the sport and verstapeen doesn't like that So the way he thinks he needs to win is to be reckless
@@orlandosilva3140 So... what rule didn't Verstappen follow? In Austria, Lando acknowledged that Max was fair. In Hungary, the stewards declared that Max did nothing wrong and that Hamilton could have avoided the collision... The media loves finding a bad guy. And people are buying into this narrative...
John McEnroe of Formula 1.
Hilarious comment! I can totally see it happening!! Max wearing a hairband, breaking rackets, and insulting the referee!
Max verstappen & the red bull teams' era of domination is coming to its end , he's not dealing with it very well at the moment 😂
Why does Zak Brown keep screwing over Oscar "I like to keep my options open" Piastri with undercuts and where was Hannah Schmitz on Lap 16, on a coffee break?! 🤨
@@theoriginalrabbithole Hannah wasn't sharp today, something that rarely happens with her. Murphy's law was in full effect for Red Bull Racing today.
Norris should have never given back the position at all!…. He’s the one who has a chance against Max, Oscar isn’t ruthless enough to deal with Max.
Yeah Hannah must have been looking at holidays yesterday…. Clearly she was having a bad day!
@@F1World-34Redbull had the best strategy in the field. It’s just that Max didn’t make it work.
Hamilton was less than 2s behind Max. He could pit early because he had 2 new hard tyres while Redbull only had one.
If RB stopped when Hamilton did they would’ve struggled like Leclerc in the last stint. If they pitted when McLaren did, they would be stuck behind Hamilton without a significant tyre offset advantage.
Hamilton himself said they stopped too early and was struggling on hard-hard tyres, but he made the strategy work.
In 2019 Hamilton made the overcut work to overtake Max. In 2019, 2018, Vettel made the overcut work to beat Kimi, Bottas and Leclerc.
Stroll, Tsunoda did the overcut this race and it beat the undercut that Alonso ran.
So Max’s strategy was perfect, Max just wasn’t.
People who think that Max Verstappen needs to be less aggressive and that Lando Norris needs to obey the politically correct orders of a team are killing motorsport. According to these woke folks, winners need to stop winning because they are selfish and are not giving other drivers the chance to win. This is becoming ridiculous. I've been following F1 for over 40 years. My generation used to idolize dashing drivers like Ayrton Senna, James Hunt and Gilles Villeneuve. They were aggressive and didn't like to lose. Today, the ideal driver is the one who pretends to be good, who is obedient and shows many virtues (but, he doesn't need to win)... what a sad ending for this sport!
Thank you very much for this contribution. Well worded. I fully support your opinion. We see this phenomenon not only in F1, but throughout global society. With emphasis on the left-wing West. Go woke, go broke...
I agree that drivers need to be aggressive but the rules are there to be followed
I want to see a competitive sport and I like the upgrades on the mercedes and McLaren that gives more thrill to the sport and verstapeen doesn't like that
So the way he thinks he needs to win is to be reckless
@@orlandosilva3140 So... what rule didn't Verstappen follow? In Austria, Lando acknowledged that Max was fair. In Hungary, the stewards declared that Max did nothing wrong and that Hamilton could have avoided the collision... The media loves finding a bad guy. And people are buying into this narrative...
Whining whining that Verstappen. It’s always another mans fault, never his fault. And than acts like a spoiled brat.