Saying his teammate was lapped for example.
You mix fiction with reality that´s all.
Well, in all fairness, back in the days open wheelers weren't so video gamey, and safe
What I mean is, it's easier for young drivers to compete nowadays (not to get into racing, but to actually drive the cars). Heck, probably over half of them don't know fundamental driving techniques like heel and toeing... Because they never need it throughout their career since the cars are so "synthetic".they aren't even today, its just that younger and younger they step into F1 car, which i find it bad :/ it destroys F1 reputation, i think.
Seb Vettel will be an 8x WDC by the time he's 30. He says he'll call it quits by then and we'll have a number 0 car for the first time since 1994.
they aren't even today, its just that younger and younger they step into F1 car, which i find it bad :/ it destroys F1 reputation, i think.
The FIA will shake things up before he wins many more WDCs.
They can't afford to lose the viewers, which would lose sponsors.
What it really means is, "ok Vettel is the youngest, let´s keep it that way and say younger people is bad for the sport"Am I the only one who finds this very ironic..?
Am I the only one who finds this very ironic..?
Gutierrez is 22 and Sirotkin is 18 as of today. At least get your facts right when making ridiculous arguments.well if we see what i wrote above yeah, but i didn't meant that way, what i meant is that they go too far with young drivers and yes they get those places because someone paid for them. In the case with Vettel its totally different story. I should ask, was ur question ironic?
When mediums were speaking of Vettel as the fastest and youngest talent in the paddock it seems that no one cared to look for him, who he was etc. Vettel was youngest but he was hell of a talent! And he cannot be destroying the F1 reputation. But 18y Gutierrez can, or this russian that comes with 17 also
Gutierrez is 22 and Sirotkin is 18 as of today. At least get your facts right when making ridiculous arguments.