Nico Rosberg - My Life after F1
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Some Gump said:
Wow, that's an epic pit to be in! Even Mika Salo's latest opinion on other Finnish drivers and what they should eat for breakfast carries less weight than whoever is on JV's latest list of people who aren't actually as good as people think they are in his eyes.
My personal favorite JV moment was when he criticised Lance Stroll for only having an opportunity because of his dad.
It's funny comparing drivers views of each other. JV famously didn't think much of Button (though I'm sure he later said that was a David Richards thing) who in turn has said that he felt Ralf Schumacher was a bit of a diva. While Damon didn't seem to have a problem with JV, and thought Ralf somewhat repressed at Jordan, but seemingly never got on so well with David Coulthard. I wonder if it's a senior/junior driver perspective thing.My personal favorite JV moment was when he criticised Lance Stroll for only having an opportunity because of his dad.
Edited by glazbagun on Monday 4th December 17:58
Holy thread resurrection!
Here's a fascinating interview with Rosberg, released this week on the High Perfornance podcast.
In it he covers his F1 career in depth. He focuses on his mental struggles and how he coped, or didn't cope, with having Lewis & M Schumacher as teammates, among many other things.
For example, he sees a lot of himself in Lando's attitude.
A most enjoyable listen for those who are interested in the psychological battles inherent in F1.
And gossip.
The High Performance Podcast
Nico Rosberg: The F1 Champion Who Disappeared.
https://www.podbean.com/ea/dir-njv48-2e43f9c5
Here's a fascinating interview with Rosberg, released this week on the High Perfornance podcast.
In it he covers his F1 career in depth. He focuses on his mental struggles and how he coped, or didn't cope, with having Lewis & M Schumacher as teammates, among many other things.
For example, he sees a lot of himself in Lando's attitude.
A most enjoyable listen for those who are interested in the psychological battles inherent in F1.
And gossip.
The High Performance Podcast
Nico Rosberg: The F1 Champion Who Disappeared.
https://www.podbean.com/ea/dir-njv48-2e43f9c5
Blib said:
Holy thread resurrection!
Here's a fascinating interview with Rosberg, released this week on the High Perfornance podcast.
In it he covers his F1 career in depth. He focuses on his mental struggles and how he coped, or didn't cope, with having Lewis & M Schumacher as teammates, among many other things.
For example, he sees a lot of himself in Lando's attitude.
A most enjoyable listen for those who are interested in the psychological battles inherent in F1.
And gossip.
The High Performance Podcast
Nico Rosberg: The F1 Champion Who Disappeared.
https://www.podbean.com/ea/dir-njv48-2e43f9c5
Enjoyed that a day or two back. Some had been covered previously, but a worthwhile watch.Here's a fascinating interview with Rosberg, released this week on the High Perfornance podcast.
In it he covers his F1 career in depth. He focuses on his mental struggles and how he coped, or didn't cope, with having Lewis & M Schumacher as teammates, among many other things.
For example, he sees a lot of himself in Lando's attitude.
A most enjoyable listen for those who are interested in the psychological battles inherent in F1.
And gossip.
The High Performance Podcast
Nico Rosberg: The F1 Champion Who Disappeared.
https://www.podbean.com/ea/dir-njv48-2e43f9c5
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