Ferrari F1 team principal Maurizio Arrivabene and star driver Sebastian Vettel insist they can handle the pressure from Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne. Arrivabene went as far as saying he doesn't expect anything else from a president.
But that is exactly what racing is. Does anyone really think an overtake is purely just about driving around another car without affecting it? Only Seb moans about such things, despite doing to others all the time!Shrieker wrote:Vettel has a point, if he hadn't taken evasive action, Ric would've taken out both.
Well I am gonna go out on a limp and say Ricciardo will try his best to find another team next year.Shrieker wrote:I'm gonna go out on a limp and say Ferrari are better than Merc. in dirty air.
We do not know that as Ferrari for sure would have used a different strategy also. Red Bull was spot on to split the strategies. It left Vettel in a "choosing is loosing" situation.zeph wrote:I feel sorry for RIC, though. It should have been his race, if they had put him on the same strategy.
I ain't a hater, neither a fan, but I must say, team gave him the optimum strategy even if he was not the lead driver after the start. Don't mean to take anything away from Max but it is a reality, just as Max winning is a reality.Pierce89 wrote:I wonder what excuses Max's haters will come out with?
