redheron12 said:It’s easy for them to say that in the media, since they’re basically playing in a different league compared to Fernando Alonso. What actually matters is the performance on track, and in that regard, Vettel always comes out on top.
Mark Webber doesn't really have anything to fear from Vettel; his experience has taught him that being aggressive is enough, and that the kid just doesn't have the guts to push back, no matter how messy things get.
Does he lack guts, or is he just not a psycho? 😁 I guess it depends on how you interpret this "refusal to retaliate."
By that logic, we could also say Jenson Button always backs down and lacks courage... but I suspect it's actually the opposite. It’s probably not about courage at all, but rather about wisdom and having a cool enough head to avoid driving straight into a wall.
Besides, that's exactly what I'm worried about: 😁 the possibility that the kid might "learn" the wrong lesson... that he has to act like a crazy Mark Webber—wasting both his own points and his teammate's—just to stop someone from acting like an idiot.
It’s honestly pretty sad if respect has to be earned that way, 🤷 especially when it's expected from an older,
more mature teammate.
And it’s also a bit depressing if people value Webber's style—which is often dirty and aggressive—over someone intelligent and balanced, like Button for example.
It's interesting how Webber has gained so much sympathy for all his
whining (😛 😁), when he should really just be thankful he even landed a seat in a car like this. Meanwhile, we don't hear anyone complaining about Jenson Button, like how he supposedly isn't treated as the priority or how Lewis's car was prepped perfectly for qualifying while his barely made it through Qualifying 2. 🙂 He's nothing like Gumbek, whining about unequal treatment, and besides, the guy is a reigning world champion. As for Webber? Aside from being as old as the Bible? 😳