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The madness of F1

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
2 weeks ago

F1 really does operate in the craziest way. Take mercedes George Russel and Antonelli at the Canadian race where Antonelli is fighting his OWN team make George to be number ONE. Where they almost ran eachother of the grid in thier hunger for pole. Then poor George is out due to mechanical problems, he is visably mad, jumping up and down, to be fair he wasn't a good sport. Toto Wolff thier team manager let all the drama happen. George is 27 whereas his team mate Antonelli is 19. Yes 19 and he's won 4 races back to back. Imagine a football club where the players literally and physically fighting thier own team mates to be the ONE scoring the goal. Well that's F1 for you. It's not for the money, no, its the fame and glory. Thus the writing is on the wall, only one will survive at Mercedes, will it be George or Antonelli? Well the statistic and history says it won't be George. Lewish and Alonso went through the same drama at Mclaren back in 2007, and who came out on top? And who was fumming? Nothwithstanding Alonso was considered the worlds best, but Mclaren let the best man win.

An aside note: Normally we'd back George because he's English, thus you want your own 'country man' to win, but in all fairness he was not a good sportsman, he did race dirty against his own team mate Antonelli. Being older and in the industry for much longer does not give one the right to behave the way he did.

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By *ellhungvweMan
2 weeks ago

Cheltenham

Kimi is faster. He is also more immature at the moment but that will change. George is yesterdays man.

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By *alandNitaCouple
2 weeks ago

Scunthorpe


"F1 really does operate in the craziest way. Take mercedes George Russel and Antonelli at the Canadian race where Antonelli is fighting his OWN team make George to be number ONE. Where they almost ran eachother of the grid in thier hunger for pole. Then poor George is out due to mechanical problems, he is visably mad, jumping up and down, to be fair he wasn't a good sport. Toto Wolff thier team manager let all the drama happen. George is 27 whereas his team mate Antonelli is 19. Yes 19 and he's won 4 races back to back. Imagine a football club where the players literally and physically fighting thier own team mates to be the ONE scoring the goal. Well that's F1 for you. It's not for the money, no, its the fame and glory. Thus the writing is on the wall, only one will survive at Mercedes, will it be George or Antonelli? Well the statistic and history says it won't be George. Lewish and Alonso went through the same drama at Mclaren back in 2007, and who came out on top? And who was fumming? Nothwithstanding Alonso was considered the worlds best, but Mclaren let the best man win.

An aside note: Normally we'd back George because he's English, thus you want your own 'country man' to win, but in all fairness he was not a good sportsman, he did race dirty against his own team mate Antonelli. Being older and in the industry for much longer does not give one the right to behave the way he did. "

When it comes to the Race, it's not really a team sport, each driver is a seperate competitor. It is more like Liverpool "A" vs Liverpool "B" to decide who will be the first team.

I do agree about George though; I want him to do well because he's British BUT, the guy is such a whiny, moaning, "Karen" (sorry to anyone called Karen) that it's hard to support him.

The racing this year has been fun this year, very enjoyable to watch... and it's nice to see Hammilton getting some form.

Cal

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By *ermite12ukMan
2 weeks ago

Solihull and Romford

I'm not a huge fan of GR. God is he whiney and tried his best to stitch Max up, by speeding up behind a pace car. Then slammed on his brakes. Max went flying past and then Mr. Whiney was on the radio saying Max had gone past him.

I think Toto, when Lewis & Nico R were competing against each other, threatened and would of, sacked one or both of them during their championship battle. That saw Nico win, and then leave F1 driving for good.

He has an easy option if Antonelli beats George this season. More difficult to justify sacking George if he goes on to win the championship though: A UK based team, sacking a UK driver who has just won the championship. Doesn't look good. When you replace him with a not that likeable Belgium driver, in Max.

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By *ellhungvweMan
2 weeks ago

Cheltenham


"I'm not a huge fan of GR. God is he whiney and tried his best to stitch Max up, by speeding up behind a pace car. Then slammed on his brakes. Max went flying past and then Mr. Whiney was on the radio saying Max had gone past him.

I think Toto, when Lewis & Nico R were competing against each other, threatened and would of, sacked one or both of them during their championship battle. That saw Nico win, and then leave F1 driving for good.

He has an easy option if Antonelli beats George this season. More difficult to justify sacking George if he goes on to win the championship though: A UK based team, sacking a UK driver who has just won the championship. Doesn't look good. When you replace him with a not that likeable Belgium driver, in Max."

Williams dropped Damon Hill for Frentzen despite him winning the championship. I don’t see why his nationality would have any bearing on decisions. Kimi is clearly the chosen one for Toto and that will drive all the decisions.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
2 weeks ago


"Kimi is faster. He is also more immature at the moment but that will change. George is yesterdays man."

George is only 27! Lewis is 41.

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By *ermite12ukMan
2 weeks ago

Solihull and Romford


"He has an easy option if Antonelli beats George this season. More difficult to justify sacking George if he goes on to win the championship though: A UK based team, sacking a UK driver who has just won the championship. Doesn't look good. When you replace him with a not that likeable Belgium driver, in Max.

Williams dropped Damon Hill for Frentzen despite him winning the championship. I don’t see why his nationality would have any bearing on decisions. Kimi is clearly the chosen one for Toto and that will drive all the decisions."

Oops I take your point.

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