Croft has to go
Discussion
paulguitar said:
Sandpit Steve said:
One does actually sometimes feel quite sorry for MV, given his three main influencers.
That said, his driving this year has improved considerably compared to years past; maybe after eight seasons, and with a very competitive car, he’s finally growing up on the track.
Agreed, he's been much better this season. He's not had to deal with Lewis Hamilton though.That said, his driving this year has improved considerably compared to years past; maybe after eight seasons, and with a very competitive car, he’s finally growing up on the track.
But I do think Verstappen appears to have been more controlled this season with less of the wild stuff that was too often on in display in years gone by. When he and Leclerc were fighting wheel to wheel earlier this season it was good, clean, racing rather than the bumper cars we've seen him resort to in the past - hopefully that will continue if and when he faces a more sustained challenge in the future.
Nickp82 said:
“Two seconds Ted” pretty much every time Ted begins to launch in to a prepared nugget of information (not saying it’s Crofty’s fault , I just always feel a bit bad for Ted)
I would feel bad for Ted, but when he has about as much appeal as a crusty dog turd then it does get difficult. Never liked him when he first started, how he's lasted so long is beyond me - kept out of sight and heard from sparingly nowadays thankfully. Chunkychucky said:
Nickp82 said:
“Two seconds Ted” pretty much every time Ted begins to launch in to a prepared nugget of information (not saying it’s Crofty’s fault , I just always feel a bit bad for Ted)
I would feel bad for Ted, but when he has about as much appeal as a crusty dog turd then it does get difficult. Never liked him when he first started, how he's lasted so long is beyond me - kept out of sight and heard from sparingly nowadays thankfully. paulguitar said:
Chunkychucky said:
Nickp82 said:
“Two seconds Ted” pretty much every time Ted begins to launch in to a prepared nugget of information (not saying it’s Crofty’s fault , I just always feel a bit bad for Ted)
I would feel bad for Ted, but when he has about as much appeal as a crusty dog turd then it does get difficult. Never liked him when he first started, how he's lasted so long is beyond me - kept out of sight and heard from sparingly nowadays thankfully. Brundle commenting on Schumi deliberately colliding with Villeneuve in 1997, “That didn’t work Michael. You hit the wrong part of him, my friend. I don’t think that’ll cause Villeneuve a problem” (btw, it very nearly did cause a problem as it broke a mount and the wiring only just hung on...). Also Brundle wrote an article on Schumi a few years later basically stating that MS went beyond what was reasonably accepted sporting behavior in his quest to win.
Just recently someone posted that Brundle and the Verstappens were friends, so that will probably be why Martin is reluctant to query events that enabled Max to steal a WDC. I wonder why Hill was defending the manipulation as well?
"Badly let themselves down" is spot on!
Nickp82 said:
“Two seconds Ted” pretty much every time Ted begins to launch in to a prepared nugget of information (not saying it’s Crofty’s fault , I just always feel a bit bad for Ted)
To be fair whenever they cut to Ted, F1 nearly always decide to play in some team radio. It’s almost as if F1 are trolling them.Daston said:
paulguitar said:
Agreed, he's been much better this season. He's not had to deal with Lewis Hamilton though.
Exactly, he hasn't really had to fight that hard for a position this year and when he has it's against someone that dosn't put up much of a fight. paulguitar said:
mw88 said:
It's not Red Bull that's toxic. There's a certain section of fans (including some Red Bull fans) that are toxic.
Horner, Marko, and Jos are pretty much the definition of toxic, I reckon.iandc said:
Only into FP1 and the "statistics guru" is in overdrive! Why doesn't he just shut up for a few seconds as the meaningless stats add nothing but noise to watching.
Having given up my Sky Sports subscription early this year, I had the joys (no sarcasm) of listening to the 5Live crew (Nicholls, Jack Aitken and Andrew Benson) spending about 15 mins of FP2 talking about the beginnings of early "driver academies" with Elf in the 60s/70s, then onto other driver academy stuff - actually interesting and I learnt some new stuff about F1.patmahe said:
Adrian W said:
Teds notebook seems to have turned into the ramblings of some F1 fan bloke, it’s a waste of airtime now
Yep, he used to have some insight but seems to have gone off the boil lately, I turned off the TV while he was rambling this evening.Not entirely sure why he gets airtime now.
Wheelspinning said:
patmahe said:
Adrian W said:
Teds notebook seems to have turned into the ramblings of some F1 fan bloke, it’s a waste of airtime now
Yep, he used to have some insight but seems to have gone off the boil lately, I turned off the TV while he was rambling this evening.Not entirely sure why he gets airtime now.
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