"JUST ENJOY THE GREATNESS
Jack Benyon
Part of the fabric of F1 is that it isn’t a single-make formula, there are 10 teams out there trying to build the fastest possible car and they have a relatively open rulebook to do it.
While many other racing championships out there try to meddle, limit and control their participants, F1 does that to a much lesser extent and as a result you get to witness absolute greatness.
Make no mistake, that’s what we’re seeing from Red Bull - delivering another stonking car that is only going to get quicker - and to a greater extent, Verstappen.
Sure, F1 would be more interesting as a whole if there was a different winner every week. But if there was a different winner every week, you wouldn’t get to see the type of dominance in its purest and glorious form that makes people fall in love with said sports. Ali, Messi, Jordan, you get the idea. These people weren’t forced to wear weighted boots or compete with an arm behind their back. They were free.
That’s exactly what we’re seeing now. A free and spectacular Max Verstappen. For better or worse, this is a symptom of F1’s DNA.
Although I'd be against it, perhaps it's time to look at changing that DNA, because in a race where you got to witness one of F1's best-ever drivers deliver an absolute masterclass, the driver of the day was well over 20 seconds behind and didn't even have that spectacular a race.
People should embrace and appreciate the greatness unfolding in front of them instead of pushing back against it."
I absolutely loved this article, from
https://www.the-race.com/formula-1/max- ... r-verdict/