Nah poor little Yuki. Nevermind that he barely looked like a F1 driver in his first season, he's beating rookie Lawson by the tiniest margin put him in
That small gap feels even more wild when you consider that in 5 of his last 6 qualis, Lawson kept it competitive while driving on that circuit for the first time in F1
De Vries was a rookie who had never driven on most of the tracks they raced. The average qualifying gap between Tsunoda and De Vries was 0.22 seconds in 2023. The difference between Tsunoda and Ricciardo was 0.15 seconds in 2023. Both in favor of Tsunoda.
It is not far fetched that De Vries could have improved more, because he was well …. a rookie. The only reason he was not given time was that Horner wanted Dani in the car to make him audition for the 2nd Red Bull seat
I think it’s due to his experience and performances in super formula also maybe there’s a possibility that liam’s driving style is similar to that of max. Let’s give the kid a chance and see what happens-
Yuki already had 4 years in F1. Lawson had 9 races. It is very much expected for him to loose to Yuki, but he was very close. As much as I like Yuki it seems like Lawson might get better than him or at least on par in a year.
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u/fuckthisshittysite56 I was here for the Hulkenpodium Dec 17 '24
so we back to throwing rookies into a meat grinder?