Fluctuation0161
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Horner has lost the plot. Absolutely sad and desperate behaviour.
I think they should review his multiple changes of direction.The Stewards didn't penalise Verstappen at the time.
It's possible they viewed a DNF as all the penalty he needed but if they are going to get a second bite at the cherry...I think they should review his multiple changes of direction.
I’ll just leave this here
I’ll just leave this here
Absolutely brilliant. I wish somebody would show this to Horner.
Red Bull are making themselves look very silly right now. All this distraction is going to make it worse for Verstappen IMO, they could end up bottling this title.
He won’t have to wait that long. Lewis won’t retire until 2023 at the earliest and Max is already a better driver than him now.Like others have posted I think when Lewis retires, Max will be in prime position to take over the crown. He is a good driver.
I don’t hate Lewis. I just find him an overrated driver; but just because I find him overrated doesn’t mean that I hate or even dislike him.We all know you love Max hate Lewis, Msx is God, Lewis is the devil, it's not that cut and dried for me.
I don’t hate Lewis. I just find him an overrated driver; but just because I find him overrated doesn’t mean that I hate or even dislike him.
Hamilton benefited massively from being in the right place at the right time in the least competitive era of Formula 1 history.
Senna, Schumacher and Verstappen are better in my view.
He won’t have to wait that long. Lewis won’t retire until 2023 at the earliest and Max is already a better driver than him now.
What have you seen to make you think this is true?
I don’t hate Lewis. I just find him an overrated driver; but just because I find him overrated doesn’t mean that I hate or even dislike him.
Hamilton benefited massively from being in the right place at the right time in the least competitive era of Formula 1 history.
Senna, Schumacher and Verstappen are better in my view.
He won’t look out of place when he’s 36.There's definitely an odd one out in those 3 drivers. Can't quite place it though.
You do realize that it’s perfectly possible for someone who is great to still be overrated right?As you say, the most overrated driver to win SEVEN world championships.
Everything that’s happened this season.What have you seen to make you think this is true?
It's not about hating. When you can see that you'll be making progress.You can laugh at a 23 year old for not having a world title yet when he’s never had an opportunity until this season, but don’t worry, in a decade from now the Verstappen haters will look very stupid.
He won’t look out of place when he’s 36.
Jenson Button called him the fastest driver ever back in 2019:
https://www.planetf1.com/news/verstappen-is-the-fastest-driver-ever-in-f1/
Fernando Alonso called him the best driver on the grid on numerous occasions:
https://www.planetf1.com/news/alonso-verstappen-is-the-best-driver-in-f1/
https://www.gpblog.com/en/news/8404...-the-moment-for-me-he-is-the-best-driver.html
You can laugh at a 23 year old for not having a world title yet when he’s never had an opportunity until this season, but don’t worry, in a decade from now the Verstappen haters will look very stupid.
It'll be interesting to see how fast Mercedes are during the weekend. At Silverstone it felt like they had the faster car all the way through qualifying really. Obviously with how the race went it's hard to tell for sure but it could be the updates they introduced nudged them ahead of Red Bull once again.
You do realize that it’s perfectly possible for someone who is great to still be overrated right?
You can be amazing, which Hamilton is, and still be overrated because the fans think you are better than you actually are.
Red Bull faster in Bahrain, Monaco, Baku, and the two Austria races
Mercedes faster in Imola, Portugal, Spain, France and Britain.
Overall the cars have been equal. Max is better than Lewis though.
The only response I’ve gotten so far is laughing emojis. Nobody has actually made a coherent argument yet.
2021 is the first time we’ve seen Max and Lewis in the same car and Max has been levels above. The fact that he’s still ahead in the championship despite retiring from 2/10 races says it all.
Is that your special coping technique?Mercedes haven't been quicker anywhere
Are you serious? You are arguing until you're blue in the face with everyone on here, most of which are "50-50, probably racing incident, maybe slightly more Lewis' fault if you had to chose", then you post your own stats that says the same thing,There was a thread on Reddit which took note of every significant opinion on the Hamilton vs Verstappen incident, namely both current and ex-drivers.
- The majority (60%) thought it was Hamilton’s fault.
- About 40% of people called it a racing incident
- Nobody of any relevance blamed solely Verstappen
And yet you go on Redcafe, Autosport, or any other British forum, and you have a bunch of Brits blaming Verstappen, which is just delusional.
Apart from the fact that Lance left zero space on the apex while Max left plenty, yeah sure.Horner’s interview is from an almost carbon copy incident last season
Apart from the fact that Lance left zero space on the apex while Max left plenty, yeah sure.
Is that your special coping technique?
Perhaps you should tell that to Perez, who has been outperformed by Bottas in every measurable category this season (points, race finishes, qualifying).
Of course all the wins and poles Mercedes have this season must be because of Hamilton’s special driving, his driving is so special that Bottas is way closer to him than Perez is to Verstappen.
By the same logic, you can assume the Red Bull is quicker, since Verstappen has outperformed Hamilton this season. But since your frontloaded into you argument that Verstappen is the better driver, you're ignoring that.Perhaps you should tell that to Perez, who has been outperformed by Bottas in every measurable category this season (points, race finishes, qualifying).
It'll be interesting to see how fast Mercedes are during the weekend. At Silverstone it felt like they had the faster car all the way through qualifying really. Obviously with how the race went it's hard to tell for sure but it could be the updates they introduced nudged them ahead of Red Bull once again.
It clearly isn't a carbon copy but tbh I have no interest in debating this any further. Let's just await the FIA's verdict and move on. I'm sure they'll leave it as is.That’s an opinion from 3 years ago and as much I don’t think he’s wrong there is nothing in the rule book that states it. Hamilton is hardly going to back off because Max retired is he? And that incident was a clear driver error.
Horner’s interview is from an almost carbon copy incident last season but Horner always has bent the narrative to suit his team.
The voice of reason. But I fear he won't listen.Dripping with irony, given you have to pretend the Red Bull is slower than it is. Besides, I'm a Lando fan.
If you could drop your childish hatred of Lewis for a second, you might be able to come to the actual reason it's close - a couple of Max DNFs, one great strategy call, and Perez having horrible luck.
Genuinely dude you're embarrassing yourself in this thread with your refusal to accept reality about the cars. If you said "the Red Bull is faster and Max is showing his class at the head of the field" then it would show some faith in his abilities.
Pretending its even just shows you don't have an argument to back up your "Max is the better driver" statement that's based in reality, hence having to make stuff up.
Wait, aren’t you the same guy who said that Mercedes was not quicker than Red Bull in Spain and Portugal, right?Genuinely dude you're embarrassing yourself in this thread with your refusal to accept reality about the cars.
The voice of reason. But I fear he won't listen.
Don’t listen to me. Listen to Jenson Button, who called him the fastest driver ever, or Fernando Alonso who called him better than Hamilton, Martin Brundle, who called him one of the greatest of all time.Still, not much point having a serious conversation who lists him among the all time greats Senna and Schumacher when he's won nothing so far.
Wait, aren’t you the same guy who said that Mercedes was not quicker than Red Bull in Spain and Portugal, right?
Perhaps you should look in the mirror first
Yet doesn't rate Hamilton...Of course not, but you have to understand why.
He wants Max to be better, but doesn't actually believe it, otherwise he'd base the opinion on reality.
Still, not much point having a serious conversation who lists him among the all time greats Senna and Schumacher when he's won nothing so far.