Among all of this kindergarten commotion I forgot to actually send another post I had already written in response to Michal, so here goes:
One thing to add to that. Let's not pretend that Ricciardo is completely not to blame. Yes he made the move before on others. But for starters, his moves on Alonso and the ones in China were overtakes on much slower cars, so those drivers weren't going to go all out to defend a position they were bound to lose anyway.
He was praised beyond the realms of rational thought in China for his move on Bottas, but that move could just as well have gone wrong and Bottas would not even have been at fault the way Max was now. My point is, Ricciardo needs to realize that if he goes for moves like this, crashes can (and will) happen. It's not only Verstappen who is taking a lot of risk, it's both of them.
Street circuit but less harder than Monaco or Singapore. Who wins in next year? Ferrari or Valtteri Bottas.. Next time less badlucky and more competition around the laps.
Baku´s circuit is beautiful and interesting to watch because cars drive fast and many surprises up to the last meters. Safety car practice there braking and welldriving.
Street circuit but less harder than Monaco or Singapore. Who wins in next year? Ferrari or Valtteri Bottas.. Next time less badlucky and more competition around the laps.
Baku´s circuit is beautiful and interesting to watch because cars drive fast and many surprises up to the last meters. Safety car practice there braking and welldriving.
Sauber will surprise there in next time.
I think you should join us in discussions on Formula 1 thread
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