Maybe RB sees something in Daniel that we don't. Let's say he's been given the same car as Max, I doubt that DR would be anywhere near Max's performance.
Checo is an exceptional defensive driver, proven race winner this season too. Why gamble and replace him with a driver who left them years ago?
We noticed this and thought how clean the game was for both teams, especially the AB's. I think I saw one Italian player that looked like he was hurt but no major issues it seems!
Brown is a very bright CEO. Toyota is proven time and time again as a formidable manufacturer. It would be amazing to see Toyota making it's return into F1.
As others have said, more central leaning. Violence is on the rise with gang activities and rising living cost when compared to yesteryear. Insaying that, I have not witnessed any gang related activities apart from their motorcycle convoys.
Oscar is for certain going to be McLaren's number one driver. The quicker Lando realises this, the better. Forget 2024, but 2025 can definitely be the year he moves to one of the bigger teams.
If you invest in the stock market and expect companies to be making large profits all the time then you're going to be very disappointed. That's not how it works. There are financial reports, market regulators, analysts. History tells us that awful companies with shady practices would always get caught in the end, no matter how big they are.
Everyone should invest, but investors should always do their research.
There's no point for him to stay in Super Formula, regardless whether or not he wins the championship. It's merely a "waiting room" for RB's talent pool and RB is wasting his time if they order him to stay for another season.
Why don't we bring in experts from countries that are great at building and designing efficient transport infrastructure? We should never prioritise cars.
Also, we should penalise politicians who don't deliver their promises.
Charles, when given the right car would definitely be a serious contender for the championship. On the other hand, Ferrari has not been in years. Constant poor strategy implementation and reliability issues have repeatedly robbed both Charles and Carlos' from podium finish or even victory.
It's definitely something that Charles need to seriously consider.
He should drive for a competitive team. We don't know if McLaren's recent upgrade would translate to next year's success, hard to say. Given the right car, Lando should be able to challenge RB. Athletes have a tendency to be loyal to their team when to the team, they're always replaceable. Who's to say Oscar isn't going to be McLaren's number 1 driver?
Hamilton is a Mercedes driver. I don't see him even considering RB.
Whether we like it or not, age has a massive effect on driver's performance. Lewis might still have it, Alonso too but the young guns like LEC, NOR, and PIA.. They're hungry for a championship win.
I wonder who from today's grid, when given a Red Bull car is able to give Max a real challenge? Charles? Lando? I think Oscar looks promising. I don't see anyone in RB's current line up being on par with Max.
Oscar is a future World Champion.
Maybe RB sees something in Daniel that we don't. Let's say he's been given the same car as Max, I doubt that DR would be anywhere near Max's performance.
Checo is an exceptional defensive driver, proven race winner this season too. Why gamble and replace him with a driver who left them years ago?
I was expecting the AB's to win but not by this much! Very happy to see how the boys in black played last night. That was quite the statement.
We noticed this and thought how clean the game was for both teams, especially the AB's. I think I saw one Italian player that looked like he was hurt but no major issues it seems!
We've done this and the account was later taken down with Netsafe's involvement. Thank you!
Brown is a very bright CEO. Toyota is proven time and time again as a formidable manufacturer. It would be amazing to see Toyota making it's return into F1.
Where do you live?
A lot of people have mentioned serving time frame for time penalty and I agree.
I really like points penalty, damn.. that'll cause a stir!
As others have said, more central leaning. Violence is on the rise with gang activities and rising living cost when compared to yesteryear. Insaying that, I have not witnessed any gang related activities apart from their motorcycle convoys.
This Wiki article might help.
I like Danny and Yuki, but I think Liam deserves a seat. That's a waste of talent right there.
Oscar is for certain going to be McLaren's number one driver. The quicker Lando realises this, the better. Forget 2024, but 2025 can definitely be the year he moves to one of the bigger teams.
The whole of NZ is excited for him. Let's go Liam!
If you invest in the stock market and expect companies to be making large profits all the time then you're going to be very disappointed. That's not how it works. There are financial reports, market regulators, analysts. History tells us that awful companies with shady practices would always get caught in the end, no matter how big they are.
Everyone should invest, but investors should always do their research.
There's no point for him to stay in Super Formula, regardless whether or not he wins the championship. It's merely a "waiting room" for RB's talent pool and RB is wasting his time if they order him to stay for another season.
Why don't we bring in experts from countries that are great at building and designing efficient transport infrastructure? We should never prioritise cars.
Also, we should penalise politicians who don't deliver their promises.
Charles, when given the right car would definitely be a serious contender for the championship. On the other hand, Ferrari has not been in years. Constant poor strategy implementation and reliability issues have repeatedly robbed both Charles and Carlos' from podium finish or even victory.
It's definitely something that Charles need to seriously consider.
He should drive for a competitive team. We don't know if McLaren's recent upgrade would translate to next year's success, hard to say. Given the right car, Lando should be able to challenge RB. Athletes have a tendency to be loyal to their team when to the team, they're always replaceable. Who's to say Oscar isn't going to be McLaren's number 1 driver?
We don't know what causes their sore back though.
I used to have years of chronic back pain, sleeping on hard floor did not help. Chiropractor didn't either.
I had a few sessions of japanese muscle and bone allignment treatment and that healed me. That was nearly 10 years ago now.
Hamilton is a Mercedes driver. I don't see him even considering RB.
Whether we like it or not, age has a massive effect on driver's performance. Lewis might still have it, Alonso too but the young guns like LEC, NOR, and PIA.. They're hungry for a championship win.
I wonder who from today's grid, when given a Red Bull car is able to give Max a real challenge? Charles? Lando? I think Oscar looks promising. I don't see anyone in RB's current line up being on par with Max.