I don't think there would be a better option I can't picture another top driver that would fit in but I agree with what your saying
I don't think there would be a better option I can't picture another top driver that would fit in but I agree with what your saying
I do belive their future sits with Russell as a number 1 and as their team leader. And that Ocon might get the chance for a second seat when Lewis goes. - As far as a current driver market goes.ClarkBT11 wrote: ↑11 Apr 2022, 20:56I don't think there would be a better option I can't picture another top driver that would fit in but I agree with what your saying
I dunno. I like Ocon, but if Lewis retired and George was #1, I'd sign Lance Stroll as the steady handed #2 immediately. You can laugh, but the Moneyball Theory is heavily in Strolls favor (he gets "on base" with points alot). He's done seriously good work in seriously sub-optimal cars.proteus wrote: ↑11 Apr 2022, 22:04I do belive their future sits with Russell as a number 1 and as their team leader. And that Ocon might get the chance for a second seat when Lewis goes. - As far as a current driver market goes.
No doubt he'll do the job on track I've got a feeling he's a bit of a diva behind the scenes and hasn't got the fan appeal but that's just my opinion. He's too posh for the general public to connect with him, again just my opinion.proteus wrote: ↑11 Apr 2022, 22:04I do belive their future sits with Russell as a number 1 and as their team leader. And that Ocon might get the chance for a second seat when Lewis goes. - As far as a current driver market goes.
Toto is within his right to have an opinion. What doesn't reflect well is continuing to go on in public with his rants for something that happened last season. There is always a point where one stops complaining and gets on with things important to be done and looking at the state of affairs with W13, his energy would be well spent on matters of Brackley and Bricksworth.toraabe wrote: ↑12 Apr 2022, 07:36I see that some are complaining on this. Why.. No reason. If Toto wants to express his opinion he is in full right to do so. https://www.grandprix247.com/2022/04/11 ... lity-masi/
Why is that necessary to be addressed and how Toto's public rant would address that? If Toto believes Masi hasn't changed with everything that has happened so far, does Toto's current shenanigan would address it? I am no supporter of Masi, but how his episode was handled by FIA and Toto leaves a lot to be desired. This new episode simply adds to that mess. If you really see, the current episode is damaging Toto's reputation more than that of Masi's.
He was interviewed and asked a question relating to the matter and gave a frank opinion. You made mention of this yourself. Criticism of "going public" "complaining" etc are moot as this was a direct question.silver wrote: ↑12 Apr 2022, 08:14Toto is within his right to have an opinion. What doesn't reflect well is continuing to go on in public with his rants for something that happened last season. There is always a point where one stops complaining and gets on with things important to be done and looking at the state of affairs with W13, his energy would be well spent on matters of Brackley and Bricksworth.toraabe wrote: ↑12 Apr 2022, 07:36I see that some are complaining on this. Why.. No reason. If Toto wants to express his opinion he is in full right to do so. https://www.grandprix247.com/2022/04/11 ... lity-masi/
IMHO, it's strange that Masi even joined him for lunch, especially knowing Toto's public dressing down of him. I wonder why would he join for a lunch and who convinced him to join or is that event in real. Hard to believe that anyone that has gone through such humiliation, would agree to join for a lunch with a guy that lead it. Truth can be stranger than fiction and Masi deserves this further humiliation for having that lunch.
Being a bit "posh" didn't hurt Button's place in British fans' hearts. Hunt was also "a bit posh" and again popular in the UK. Same with Stirling Moss.ClarkBT11 wrote: ↑12 Apr 2022, 01:42No doubt he'll do the job on track I've got a feeling he's a bit of a diva behind the scenes and hasn't got the fan appeal but that's just my opinion. He's too posh for the general public to connect with him, again just my opinion.