Carol Ortiz4 said:He should probably be grateful; otherwise, someone might have ended up hurt, or Kimmi wouldn't even be the second driver...
Not quite. He’d be the first one. Maybe a track marshal would get caught in the crossfire, or... wait a second... yeah, actually, only Villeneuve is capable of taking out a marshal by the side of the track.
Carol Ortiz4 said:Besides, how can you even be sure all those changes were actually made? Just because Dennis says so doesn't mean it's the truth...
😱 You don't seriously think Ron is LYING!! That's a bit much. Ron is an honest man running a massive operation in partnership with the best in the business—yes, I mean Mercedes-Benz. 😁
Carol Ortiz4 said:Personally, I can't see any difference between the McLaren MP4-18, MP4-18D, McLaren MP4-19, or the McLaren MP4-19B... at least not with the naked eye (or even a magnifying glass).
Take a closer look! There is a massive difference between the McLaren MP4-19 and the McLaren MP4-18; the latter was much shorter. It was designed to be the shortest car possible, which is likely why it struggled with crash tests. The McLaren MP4-19B, however, is a huge leap forward in aerodynamics—I'd go as far as calling it a masterpiece. It has the best aero in Formula 1, easily outclassing Ferrari, Renault, and even that underdog team. That's just my humble take. 😁
Carol Ortiz4 said:As for the engines, Mercedes-Benz simply moved from a mediocre setup to a superior one...
I spent some time this year wondering why they didn't just switch back to last year's engine... it would have been more reliable.
Last year's engine wouldn't have lasted through Friday and Saturday. Back then, they were swapping engines after every single session. 😁 This current engine, if they added just a little more power, would be a work of art, but then McLaren would dominate too much. They probably decided to hold off on that until next season, when we'll likely just be watching Montoya and Raikkonen take all the wins.
Carol Ortiz4 said:No matter how much people dislike Todt because he runs Ferrari, he is a true professional who brought order and discipline to the team (alongside DimOntezemol...). I think he would be incredibly professional in that role... unfortunately, once Max settles in, he won't let anyone near that position until he's finished his tenure.
He’s great, truly, but I think he’d be happier heading back to rally racing. 😳 😁