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Honestly, nobody even knows what actually went down. Ralph claims he was the one who reached out first and they just gave him the silent treatment, but Williams says something completely different...😕
He’s got every right to call them out... the guy asks to come down to the pits and they ignore him, then suddenly they decide to page him once he's practically standing on top of the pit lane.
Ralph Schumacher isn't exactly a superstar driver anyway, so he shouldn't be too bothered about being a backmarker once he moves down to some slower teams.
Fine, you caught me; I actually think he’s a total fraud, and honestly, I can't stand him—mostly because of how famous he is and that massive pile of cash he's raking in.🙄
At the end of the day, what matters is that a person hasn't lost their soul like so many others have... as for him becoming incredibly wealthy and famous, well, that's just his luck.
The Ferrari crew were the only ones actually putting in the work, pushing the car out of the garage to run through pit stop drills while the boss, Ross, was tied up on a call.