That double-slap to Piquet at Silverstone—or maybe that door-to-door madness with Senna at 200mph in Barcelona... though honestly, it’s probably the most legendary overtake in the history of F1 .
I completely get all that "whining" you hear over the radio—I mean, look, these guys are piloting Formula 1 cars at insane speeds for two hours straight, battling one another, playing the tactical game, all that jazz... if someone cut me off at a chicane while I was pushing, I’d be the first one losing my cool, swearing my head off, and venting every bit of frustration... it's just pure, unadulterated adrenaline x100, really.
Who actually knows what drivers were saying over the team radio before those recordings were ever released to the public? All that mumbling under their breath from legends like Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost, or Nigel Mansell and Nelson Piquet... it’s all perfectly normal when you're in the heat of battle, riding a massive adrenaline rush, or just dealing with sheer frustration...
...though, to be fair, some of them definitely take it a bit too far...☕
Unless some kind of mechanical failure pops up out of nowhere—which, let's be honest, is always a possibility—I just don't see what could possibly stop Lewis from absolutely tearing up the track for a fourth time at this incredible circuit
By the way, wouldn't it be interesting if you could just drive straight into the tunnel from the Grand Hotel shown in the photo—instead of having to come through the valet entrance...☕
George Ramos15 said:Look, my friend, I think you’re being a bit too objective again😁... Let's not go down that road—people might actually start feeling bad because we're being so relentlessly impartial.
Issati, I'm honestly half-tempted to start apologizing everywhere just for being so incredibly objective...☕