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Post by René on Sept 11, 2018 11:55:06 GMT
It isn't really a surprise but it still feels a bit like one. Why would Kimi make this move? He must still be very much in love with driving an F1 car I guess. I am sure Sauber will move up the ranks and a 'free' Räikkönen will have the occasional surprise result, maybe even a podium finish. But still, it's a big step backwards. I do welcome Charles Leclerc though and really look forward how he will fares against Seb. Should be exciting. I rate the young Monegasque very high personally and believe he could be the one to take the fight to Max in a few years time (or maybe even sooner).
Forza Ferrari! Forza Leclerc!
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Post by Deleted on Sept 11, 2018 12:26:18 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Sept 11, 2018 12:51:33 GMT
I recall I used to follow the "driver's market" with a lot of expectation, looking forward to the young drivers getting an opportunity. Now it's the opposite, I found reading Leclerc to Ferrari quite underwhelming (nothing to do with the guy, haven't got a clue who is he, really), or a generous driver like Ricciardo going to Renault more as a cold shower on an already flimsy, residual interest in the sport. What would wake me up from torpor is the top guns moving: The Ham in red indeed, or Max, or Ricciardo. Here the talk is about Leclerc, Gasly... I find Donald Duck more compelling. I am becoming ever so slightly a Max' fan. Look at what he did at Monza, you always reproach a naughty boy, but deep down appreciate the character and insouciance... Contrast the d*ckhead attitude of Alonso towards Magnussen and you know Max is already on a different level at just 20.
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