DID ANYONE ELSE SPOT THE GESTURE ?
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anonymous said:
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Will be interesting to see......... what is already interesting is that Ricciardo leads the qualifying head to head 8-3 now? That makes you wonder how good is Max's his one lap pace. I mean OK he won in Spain first time out but without the strategy screw ups that would have been Ricciardo's win (not to mention Monaco too). Is Max as good as he thinks?
Let's face it, the boys 18, with the dream job and the whole world scrutinising is every move.
He should be applauded for the fact he's not late for not arriving late for every practice session after a bottle of whiskey and a half naked girl he's just shagged on each arm... Just imagine his life and how you all were at 18. I could go near a nightclub without ending up on my face in a gutter at 4am and I only had a tenner in my bank account
He should be applauded for the fact he's not late for not arriving late for every practice session after a bottle of whiskey and a half naked girl he's just shagged on each arm... Just imagine his life and how you all were at 18. I could go near a nightclub without ending up on my face in a gutter at 4am and I only had a tenner in my bank account
Pints said:
Red Bull is hardly a company which portrays the grown-up image which is being called for. EJ is a w
ker and he's endearing himself to those who consume their product.
Really? I think Red Bull are very slick and professional as a brand. Monster too, look how quickly they sacked Liam Doran for that debacle the other month.ker and he's endearing himself to those who consume their product.Mastodon2 said:
Pints said:
Red Bull is hardly a company which portrays the grown-up image which is being called for. EJ is a wker and he's endearing himself to those who consume their product.
Really? I think Red Bull are very slick and professional as a brand. Monster too, look how quickly they sacked Liam Doran for that debacle the other month.ker and he's endearing himself to those who consume their product.em177 said:
Let's face it, the boys 18, with the dream job and the whole world scrutinising is every move.
He should be applauded for the fact he's not late for not arriving late for every practice session after a bottle of whiskey and a half naked girl he's just shagged on each arm... Just imagine his life and how you all were at 18. I could go near a nightclub without ending up on my face in a gutter at 4am and I only had a tenner in my bank account
Age is no excuse. Whether he's 18 or 28 he's representing a global brand in one of the most highly televised activities on the planet.He should be applauded for the fact he's not late for not arriving late for every practice session after a bottle of whiskey and a half naked girl he's just shagged on each arm... Just imagine his life and how you all were at 18. I could go near a nightclub without ending up on my face in a gutter at 4am and I only had a tenner in my bank account
Red Bull are in this game for one thing and one thing only - marketing. Max may still be in that honeymoon phase with F1 and Red Bull, but they've shown on more than one occasion how ruthless they can be when it comes to drivers who they don't consider to be performing adequately, so he needs to mind himself both on and off the track.
thegreenhell said:
Age is no excuse. Whether he's 18 or 28 he's representing a global brand in one of the most highly televised activities on the planet.
Red Bull are in this game for one thing and one thing only - marketing. Max may still be in that honeymoon phase with F1 and Red Bull, but they've shown on more than one occasion how ruthless they can be when it comes to drivers who they don't consider to be performing adequately, so he needs to mind himself both on and off the track.
Red Bull's loss would be Ferrari's gain. Ferrari are only interested in winning - unconventional behaviour and boozing is fine as long as you perform on track. Kimi Red Bull are in this game for one thing and one thing only - marketing. Max may still be in that honeymoon phase with F1 and Red Bull, but they've shown on more than one occasion how ruthless they can be when it comes to drivers who they don't consider to be performing adequately, so he needs to mind himself both on and off the track.
thegreenhell said:
Age is no excuse. Whether he's 18 or 28 he's representing a global brand in one of the most highly televised activities on the planet.
Red Bull are in this game for one thing and one thing only - marketing. Max may still be in that honeymoon phase with F1 and Red Bull, but they've shown on more than one occasion how ruthless they can be when it comes to drivers who they don't consider to be performing adequately, so he needs to mind himself both on and off the track.
You seem to miss the fact that both Mercedes and Ferrari were trying very hard to get Max's name on a contract in 2014. They procrastinated and Red Bull jumped in.Red Bull are in this game for one thing and one thing only - marketing. Max may still be in that honeymoon phase with F1 and Red Bull, but they've shown on more than one occasion how ruthless they can be when it comes to drivers who they don't consider to be performing adequately, so he needs to mind himself both on and off the track.
There is as much chance of Red Bull dropping Max as there is of Taki Inoue making a comeback and winning a championship in a Manor.
And as you quite rightly say it's about marketing and his huge fan appeal thus far has increased that, not decreased it. I don't recall Schumacher being any less popular even years after he retired.
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