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vividlynx68 said:Felipe Massaπ π π
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Itβs nice to see theyβve still got it.
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vividlynx68 said:Felipe Massaπ π π
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neonfox65 said:Joe, come onβhow old was Mansell when he finally grabbed the title?
ruggedhawk20 said:I'm talking about the drought. Even if he'd grabbed the title back in '87βthat gap would only be 4 years. That's half of the 8-year drought Lewis Hamilton is dealing with right now.
neonfox65 said:What does a gap even matter when Mansell proved you can still snatch a title later in your career if the car is actually decent?
neonfox65 said:What does a technical gap even matter when Mansell proved you can still snatch a championship later in your career if you've got a solid car under you?
Tyler Bennett5 said:Don't go tossing Mansell's name around for nothing, and definitely don't drag him down to Lewis Hamilton's level.
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wiredscout14 said:The internal drama at Ferrari is reaching a boiling point. This latest report from Motorsport Magazine dives deep into the tension currently simmering within the garage, and itβs far from pretty. It seems like everyone is looking over their shoulders, waiting for the next inevitable fallout. The core of the issue isn't just about technical setbacks; it's about the breakdown of trust between the drivers and the engineers. When you have personalities this large clashing in such a high-stakes environment, things tend to get messy. You can practically feel the friction through the screen. Itβs one thing to struggle with car performance, but it's another entirely when the atmosphere becomes toxic. If the leadership can't get a handle on the egos in the room, all the engineering genius in the world won't save them from a disastrous season. They need to fix the culture before the results become an afterthought.
As they sat down at the table, one guy likely had a much better grasp of how this whole thing was going to play out than the other. Matijac probably saw the writing on the wall. Word is the whole meeting went south when a livid Lewis Hamilton told the boss exactly what he thought of himβcalling him a son of a bitch before storming straight out of the room.
vividlynx68 said:Basically, Matijac acted like any smart employer looking to cut ties without paying out severance. He played him perfectly to get that termination π π π
ruggedhawk20 said:Kudos to Matijac. The guy knows exactly what he wants and isn't playing games.
UradiΔe is doing big things with Ferrari
The first major move is already done. He didn't let Ferrari become a hostage to that parasite.
steelmaker83 said:The rumors about Mercedes potentially becoming a customer team are gaining tractionβthough, frankly, given their recent trajectory, itβs hardly a shocker. It seems the idea of them supplying engines to others is back on the tableβa move that would certainly shake up the current hierarchy.
steelmaker83 said:Oh sure, Lewis Hamilton is just some green kid whoβd let himself get rattled and leave 50 million on the table easy... yeah, right...
steelmaker83 said:Oh, come on. Lewis Hamilton is such a green kid. Heβs the type who would let himself get provoked and just leave fifty million bucks sitting right there on the table. Seriously.
ruggedhawk20 said:Kudos to Matija. The man knows exactly what he wants and doesn't take any nonsense.
Urdan is doing big things with Ford.
Heβs already taken the first major step. He didn't let Ford become a hostage to that parasite.
ruggedhawk20 said:What on earth do you want?
You got exactly what you were looking for. He's not on the payroll anymore.
Honestly, you guys didn't even need those polls. He just went ahead and proved he was a total crybaby on his own.
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