Nico Hulkenberg's Surprising Take on Oliver Bearman
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- Get ready to experience the heart-pounding action of Formula 1 with our latest video! Join us as we delve into the electrifying buzz surrounding the potential driver lineup shake-up for the 2025 season. Buckle up as we unravel the intriguing comments made by seasoned veteran Nico Hulkenberg about the rising sensation, Oliver Bearman, and the tantalizing possibility of him joining the esteemed Haas F1 team. We'll dissect the intense speculation swirling around Bearman's performance in Formula 2 and its pivotal role in shaping his trajectory towards Formula 1 glory. Strap in as we explore the dynamic interplay between talent and machine performance, shedding light on how car capabilities can amplify a driver's prowess on the track. But that's not all - we'll also delve into the uncertain future of current Haas drivers, including Kevin Magnuson, and the potential ripple effects within the team. Don't miss out on this adrenaline-fueled ride filled with riveting insights, compelling analysis, and thrilling anticipation for the upcoming F1 season! Join the conversation and let's ignite our passion for racing together!
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Hey Law! I posted a video about Daniel and Yuki's battle, I've also emailed you about it! If you have the time, I'd love for you to check it out
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As an Ollie fan I actually agree with Nico. He needs to prove himself against others in equal machinery. His debut was great, but you can't get into F1 on a standalone performance in a car that was better than majority of the field. He has missed out on 2 rounds which is unfortunate but I do believe he can bounce back
There are some key aspects here that needs to be taken into account.
1. He had very little time to prepare
2. The seat was not molded to his body
3. His data was at times better than Leclerc's
4. His neck gave in at the end of the race, but he kept his pace
5. On the team radio and in the interviews after, he kept his cool, and didn't go "nuts" by any measure. He behaved like this was just another day at the job.
6. He is 18 years old
Any team on the grid would be mad not to have his name on a short-list at this time.
@@FabledGentlemanI think the age particularly makes this so impressive. When Piastri was the same age he was driving in F3
@@FabledGentleman oh yeah, he did have a great drive. He and Lawson are two drivers I’d love to see on the grid.
Edit: that said, bearman could potentially benefit from doing 2 years in f2.
@@FabledGentleman I absolutely agree. He's an amazing talent and he's so young. A lot of people are comparing him to De Vries when I think their situations were completely different. And when Haas announced that he would complete 6 FP sessions I had hope that he'd be in the car next season. Considering the circumstances, I think his debut was awesome and he didn't make any mistakes that other drivers made which was incredible. I just hope he can back up that great performance by another great performance in F2 which I'm more than confident that he will
He did a good job but the overreaction has been ridiculous. Missed Q3. Was beaten by a Merc, Aston, and McLaren. Sainz and Leclerc have only been beaten by Red Bull. Finished third in F3. Finished sixth in F2. A solid prospect, to be sure, but far from this super talent the media has been pushing.
Hulk is simply being honest. F1's media and fans have humiliated themselves on this topic. They make it sound like Ollie won the race. It was impressive that he survived to the finish but he was clearly driving the second best car and he finished p7. It wasn't some kind of miraculous drive and it certainly wasn't something that would make Ferrari consider replacing either Hamilton or Leclerc. This topic just shows how casual the F1 fanbase has become.
no but they might consider replacing nulkenberg
I mean its a rare thing that a rookie gets called to Ferrari rhats why, hasn't happened in decades
They should. Slowkenberg is a joke. @@timothy790110
@@timothy790110 why? hes been convincingly better than mag like mag was over mick
You Brits rightly celebrated Ollie’s performance and good on you. Hulkenberg has a great point - so many other drivers would also have done equally as well in the second fastest car.
Just enjoy it, we’ll surely see him on the grid in good time.
Most of the guys would have done better than bearman did last week, Hulk included. bearman has not really proved anything other than that he learns quickly, nothing to show that hell be better than the likes of Tsunoda, Zhou and co, so he needs to go do what he needs to do in F2
@@Wonderkid44 with the way yuki is driving right now, he would crash a faster car more than stroll could. he drives too angry and has too much of an ego
@@omletow6967that doesn’t even make any sense
You brits, alright troll. Anyway Lawson was awesome imo
Hulk is deffo right. And every team will be cautious after DeVries about single weekend performances.
If anything, I rate Lawson higher than Bearman because Lawson managed the jump from completely different cars seamlessly and was often as quick if not quicker than Tsunoda
Yes ❤❤
Lawson had the luck of competing in Super Formula in 2023: the closest open wheelers to F1. It's hard to say if he would be good enough fulltime, but good luck to him.
@@mikespearwood3914 Closest in pace maybe, but radically different in any other way, the cars are fundamentally different, making it even more impressive to see Liam this close to Yuki
@@antoinev830 He was overshadowed by Logan Sargeant as his F2 rookie teammate. I don't think you can underestimate how much regular Super Formula races in 2023 helped him adapt quicker to F1.
F2 now have brand new cars in 2024 to be more similar to current F1 cars.
@@mikespearwood3914 what are you talking about?
To be fair to Hulk, there is a bit of a precedent for this. Super assured super-sub appearences which got the driver really hyped up and then when they were promoted to a full time drive they floundered. The ones that come to my mind are Nyck de Vries and Stoffel Vandoorne, though I'd argue that circumstances really hurt them both (and I'd also argue that Vandoorne was not as bad as his results made him look, more in 2017 than 2018 (the latter really wasn't a good year), but still).
DeVries and Vandoorne were p*****s an downright slowpokes. DeVries also had terrible racecraft and kept crashing into drivers (mainly Magnussen)
Kinda reminds you of someone??? OH YEAH, HULK.
Hulk himself too!
@@GloomGaiGar The difference there is that Hulk was a well-known quantity before his super-sub appearences. Vandoorne and de Vries weren't, at least in an F1 context.
Hulkenberg is right, many will invalidate his opinion because he has no podium, but if anyone says this they are ignorant.
If you give Hulkenberg the Ferrari car 10 races, he would easily get a podium.
Oh yeah, it's a perfectly valid comment but it was surprising to hear it from him specifically...and the F2 part.
@@LawVSIt's Oliver's job to win the championship or get good performances, and he easily gets a seat in Haas or another midfiled team.
I would love to have seen Hulk in Ferrari 😭
@@IndiBronyMercedes might take him next year or he goes to Audi.
That's a ridiculous assumption. Leclarc is so much better than Nico and he cant podium the ferrari.
I love how your videos are filmed in your attic while your on a ladder. The quality and visual setup is so nice. I'm trying to see the bloopers of what it looks like from the bottom half done whi;e your filming the video lol. Great work love the videos!
I like to imagine it is actually a very well crafted and very well lit stage on wheels. He just rolls it out into the kitchen for every video 😂
Yea I love it but also need some explanation lol
I like to think he's coming up to chat with us as we're in the attic.
@@vinster8884 valid point, now get back in that attic!
Law, eventually we are gonna need a shirt that says "I know you're tired of hearing about (bearman/piastri) BUT!"
Lmao, new channel catchphrase dropped.
Nice videos, I like getting the news and behind the scenes stuff from you :)
mika salo proved that when he was subbing for michael schumacher when he broke his leg
He competed in Formula One between 1994 and 2002. His best ranking was 10th in the world championship in 1999, when he stood in for the injured Michael Schumacher at Ferrari for six races, scoring two podiums and contributing to Ferrari's constructors' championship win.
I agree completely with Nico. He said the truth. Ollie has brought attention to himself with his performance. He has to continue that in F2. That's super important now to justify his case for a seat.
I'm from Italy and I can say that everyone is excited about Oliver's future. Both the media and the general public rate him very highly, so much so that even people that don't follow F1 at all were talking about him after Jeddah, everyone was like "did you see the kid that drove for Ferrari last weekend?"
Personally, I think he's on the path to become the next Leclerc, Piastri, Russell, etc... (even thought his F2 season isn't looking too great 🙃)
Neat! Thanks for sharing.
That's WAY too much hype lol. He was nowhere near as dominant in the lower categories as those you mentioned.
Nico's amazing junior career makes him a qualified person to say this.
He knows that you actually need to back up these achievements.
It doesnt matter if you won everything before if in F1 you cant get a grip.
Besides, Nico's probably bound to Sauber at this point.
LOL just because Hulkenberg sucks in F1 doesn't mean that other rookies can't flourish. The big oaf is jealous, that's for sure. He feels threatened and should be. He's an embarrasment on this grid. I wonder where he's going to crash this time and whose race he's going to ruin in Melbourne....
@@Firemarioflower Nico doesn't suck though. He's probably one of the most consistent and reliable drivers in the grid.
Someone that, with a bit more luck, would've probably been a múltiple race winner.
But he also understabds how different it is to achieve success in inferior categories only to not find the same results in F1.
Bearman had a great weekend at Jeddah, but if he doesn't confirms this wasn't a fluke then no one will remember.
Or do you guys remember all the great things Nyck De vries did in GP2?
WAHAHAHAH ? LUCK??? he's screwed up most of his podium chances himself. He was never evne close to contention to a win, stop dreaming fanboy.
He's not reliable and consistent at all..... he mostly profits from bad luck to others like in Australia last year. He's a weak driver who always loses positions from where he starts.
Not dependable at all. Were you asleep during all these years or do you get off on his posters? Please get real will you.@@AnimaDweller
@@AnimaDweller This wasn't a fluke to begin with..... he got up to speed so easily, if you use your frigging eyes you can see that Bearman showed not a single ounce of weakness or mistakes and was dearing all throughout.
Not in the least comparable to DeVries, who was never a strong driver to begin with.
@@Firemariofloweruh he did. You must’ve been an unhappy little lad when Nico finished 9th in my city lol .Nico even baited and fought bear man with his experience. Also I doubt bear man will convincingly win the championship in his rookie season unlike Nico. Ideally it’ll be Nico and Bearman next year, before Audi snatches him and Sainz in 2026, there’s been many reports on Audi wanting them both badly
I would love for new young talents. But we don't want those who get one chance and then get sacked off at the end of the year.
Hülkenberg is right in my opinion. P7 in the second fastest car is not something miraculous. De Vries got his first points in a way less competitive car and we've seen the result. I think Lawson's performance is more impressive. He was as fast as Yuki with years of experience (or Ricciardo with even more years behind him) yet well balanced and cold-headed and not just in one race.
That doesn't mean Ollie is a bad driver or something, just a little bit.. overhyped by the media and the fans.
Need more teams on the grid to create more opportunity.
Nahhh
Nico is a straight shooter, so that is why he and not Magnussen made these comments. In the press, Magnussen is much more PC (not so much in the car though)
Except for the most famous HulkMag interaction… 🏀⚽️
This is F2's second weekend in Australia
just started watching but i gotta say, oliver started it first by saying he's too slow in saudi 🤷♂
Natalie comments where sligthly missplaced but I think what she meant (or at least what I agree on) and u also touched upon is Niko being a more interesting choice and it seems he has more "hunger" for the seat and F1 in general, I guess he still believes in the podium
Kevin feels a bit like Bottas right now, just doing the job and getting comfortable till he leaves and Niko has also the Sauber connection because of Audi but then theres also Sainz which is ofc a bigger and better bet with more future but a new team having experienced hands on both driver seems solid enough.
Then theres also the Visa RB bois being kinda meh even if Daniel is mister merchant with sponsors, Checo could retain his seat since he is just getting the job done quietly, this will be a very interesting silly season
All I think when I see at the Ollie hype is “Nik Devries anyone?”
Well, De Vries is already quite old by the time he subbed for Albon, Bearman on the other hand is only 18, and unlike De Vries, he is on track to be in F1 anyway according to Ferrari's plan.
Ollie is 18
Bearmans 10 years younger than debris
Nick had one bad HALFseason
the problem is that it was his first season
Bearman's performance is much more impressive than Nyck's. That was an outlier and Nyck was weak in lower Formulas. I already saw it happen, never hyped the guy. Bearman on the other hand, he's the real deal.
Great video keep it up you're doing amazing things 💯🔥
I think the older drivers are in top 5 problems with spectacle in F1. Hulk, KMag, Bottas, Danny Ric and the French duo know how to keep it on track and what fights to pick. Even Albon doesn't seem to push that Williams too hard.
They also know the top 5 are probably not interested in them (except for Ric). They just have nothing to fight for. The most stable cars in 10 years of F1 should give drivers more confidence to battle on track, yet for experienced drivers it means the result is predetermined and therefore fighting is an unnecessary risk. Say what you want about De Vries, Latifi or Mick, they did bring spectacle into races. Sometimes even affecting the WDC.
To say people will simply forget about Oliver is a pretty harsh assessment. The kid put himself on some radars with that driving
Finally some sense regarding Bman
“Bear with me “ 😂
I'm from Italy and I can say that ollie bearman is a very good driver, last year as a rookie in f2 won 4 races and finished 6th in the championship, 2nd best rookie after victor martins who finished 5th. he only had one hour of FP to prepare qualifying and race, is only 18 years old and had to drive for Ferrari so the amount of pressure on him was ∞
You know, I still believe that for sprint weekends, there should be one qualifying session that sets a reverse grid for the sprint race and the regular grid for the Sunday race. This would allow the bottom half teams to compete for points in the shorter race, and creates a risk/reward for the big teams that will need to overtake the slower cars during the sprint race.
Is there any chance you will take care of that electrical situation behind you?
It gives me the chills every time :D
I understand but I fear that the attic will be off limits and I can't record D:
Prob true, people dont want another de Vries situation?
Hi, I'm from Italy and I'm a big fan of Hulkenberg for about twelve years. I don't care about Bearman or Ferrari, in fact I'm here because I saw Nico's funny face in the photo. 🙂
I'm from Italy, and I think Bearman is an exciting possibility for a new f1 driver. However, I think he should get in line behind Liam Lawson, and watch Kimi Antonelli on his toes.
He doesn't have to get in line you weirdo, they are from different academies...... Haas don't want Lawson, and RB VisaCard will not go for Ollie. screw Kimi, he hasn't proven anything.
@@Firemarioflower I didn't mean to literally get in line. I just meant that I think Lawson should be the first of the group to get a seat.
@@racing1000 That's rubbish. A new f1 season starts the same for everybody. Lawson will probably get that seat, yes, and so will Bearman.
Riciardo and Hulkenberg are the most useless and outdated drivers on the grid, let's get rid off them. Along with Sarge and Stroll. Sainz wouldn't find a seat either which is not a big miss.
Ollie's race was good, but definitely some scary close moments, I honestly thought we were going to see him punt that car into the wall (even the F1 commentary during the race mentioned it a couple times).
Compared to the job Lawson did in the AT last year - I'd think Lawson the safer bet.
Oh, and it's Kevin out of the Haas - Nico can get to Q3, nuff said.
Finally for a moment though but glad that kush is being mentioned 😊
Sadly, for F2 drivers getting to F1 right now seems to be more based on if you get a chance to fill in in F1. Lawson and Bearman seem the favourites for full-time seats next year - based entirely on their performances in F1.
Will you do a video on the '26 regulations as some drivers (max) have been very out spoken about not supporting them?
I would like to see a point for fastest lap for the bottom 10 (for positions without points)
The UK has quite the record of overhyping athletes. Football has many, many players that were heavily celebrated after just one game, only to find that same player in the 4th division a few years later.
I think Bearman did great, but it's just one race man...chill
if F1 gave rookies/juniors say 1000kms of testing a year on the current car over a year privately you give every team extra, private testing time and gives rookies/juniors seat time. could be handy for teams to try and get younger reserve drivers and giving them more experience so if they do actually need to drive they know what to expect more to an extent. I know there are plenty of loopholes but I think that would also make reserves/ prospects more eyes so it's not just driver gulag.
And "falter" in Melbourne Bearman did... finished 9th, a whopping 20 seconds behind his teammate Kimi Antonelli. Kid's got to get his act together rather sooner than later.
Haas is soon to be the sole remaining Ferrari engine customer but, unlike Alfa Romeo, Haas never had any obligation to nurse some Ferrari junior driver. Getting one of their seats requires sponsor money, and a LOT of it.
Have to disagree Law. Last year Nico out qualified Kevin 15 - 7 and finished ahead 10 - 8. As well as scoring more points…
Let's see a similar case named Sebastian Vettel. In 2006, Vettel was given FP1 appearance in Turkey and Monza for BMW after JV was sacked. At the time, he was competing for Formula 3 Euro title. He impressed in these FP1 sessions. However, allegedly this was a distraction for Vettel's title hopes for going back and forth between F1 and F3 machineries and eventually lost his championship to Paul di Resta. Fast forward to 2007, Vettel led Formula Renault 3.5 after 5 round. With Vettel's BMW substitution drive replacing injured Kubica, Red Bull had seen enough and put him to Toro Rosso seat. And the rest is history.
Now this brings me a question: If you've impressed enough after getting the chance in F1, would your result in junior categories matter anymore?
No they wouldn't .F1 is the pinnacle and that's what it should be about. If you're a beast in F1, you're among the 20 best drivers on the planet. Simple as that.
Lemme propose sth for smaller teams scoring points: sprint races, especially for Hulk quali performance
George Russell proved himself in the Williams and I actually teared up when I saw what he did in that car. It literally elevated the Williams team and name. Liam also did an excellent job twice. Oliver definitely needs another shot.
You're only as good as your last race applies to every professional driver. Bearman is a diamond in the rough. He has the talent. His future success in formula 1 depends on who he attaches his career.
I feel like Haas NOW is a lot better than it used to be.
@@LawVS I would much rather see him go to Haas than say Red Bull or Ferrari.
@@LawVS New team principal already running the show better than that previous clown, who was friends with another clown, who was also fired, from Ferrari.
Coincidence? I think not.
Time for 3 car teams?!?!
As a German myself I’am not so surprised that it was Nico to speak up. We are/were raised to speak without much sugar sprinkled on top. Also I may be a bit biased but I also think that while they are close in Pace Nico has a slight advantage in Qualifying hence probably feels a bit safer.
Love the germanism. It's sugar coating actually, but sprinkling sugar on top is much more poetic.
Nico is only good in some qualifyings, not consistent at all. Sorry bud, but good German F1 drivers don't exist anymore. Vettel was the last. Slowkenberg is useless for most of his career.
@@FiremarioflowerNico Rosberg was the last. Hulkenberg out qualified Mag 15 - 7 last year
@@stevenwitts6968 Rosberg the last? Are you that dumb?
Magnussen outdrove Hulkenberg whenever his car was working, who cares about qualifying. You Dutch baffoons don't ever get it do you?
It is surprising but you forgot to also mention that there’s talks of nico at new team
Mercedes perhaps
Audi
would love to see Khush in F1 soon
I hope there’s a day where F1 broadcast notice you like they have to Matt and Tommy and let you on to give your opinion on F1.
People getting carried away with bearman. Same with Antonelli. The best rookie since Lewis was Piastri last year.
It's like they already forgot about Piastri and moving to the next big thing 😂
Bearman was actually brilliant, Antonelli is far overrated.
Best rookie since Lewis??? Just ignoring Sebastian Vettel, Max Verstappen and most of all Charles Leclerc like that??? Piastri was a JOKE he is not even close to his teammate.... stop the cap, Ramilton fanboy
@@OnlineHipHopTV Piastri is overhyped too. We have to see this season to see how good he truly is.
The best driver is still Charles Leclerc, followed by Max.
…something I never really thought about until now, should F1 championship points be transferable to F2 at an increased rate?
NO. That's unfair
yay new angles !!
Law you’re one of my favorites🙌🏻 top 3 fs
we need 2 more teams in F1 there is space and money for 22 teams for sure. F1 is worth way more since 4 years ago.
Besides that the Brits get carried away with every Brit, Albon recently talked about how the pressure changes when you have to deliver not only every session and every lap but every corner is watched and judged by millions in a top team. There are a gazillion more examples of failures than success, remember Stoffel Van Doorne voor example ? better more dominant junior career, debuted as a reserve driver, replacing Alonso and beating Button in the race and quail and scored a point, the next year when he had to he was destroyed by Alonso.
i wanna see Vesti in F1
Same
Well he went to endurance racing rip
Second time f2 is in Melbourne. F1 forced them to take f2/3 to keep their contract, otherwise they were going to take it to Sydney
Ever heard of NICK DEVRIES?? Why does everyone just expect him to be good? Yuki in that car is top 4 (and then crashes out)
I fully agree with Hulkenberg, Bearman did a good job for sure standing in, but that isn't saying too much. Just look at Lawson or even better, let's take de Vries as an example. Great job when jumping in an unknown car, but he couldn't repeat that in the next 10 races he drove and his stand in job was completely irrelevant.
Im going to Bear with you, but im also Pulling for Abbi.
Nuff ❤ from 🇬🇧
Well, we need older divers on the grid so the more mature fans can relate.
that is the reason why we do need more teams in the formula one for younger drivers.
Who was the one of the last 5 f2 champions went to f1 the following season?
Schumacher?
This is off topic but there's rumours that Adrian newey is holding talks with Ferrari and they're apparently in the advanced stage (German publication Bild)
If you look at Hulkenberg's record he is very consistant and good at picking up points. Magnussen is Inconsistant and quite 'peaky' ( Nothing like Grosjean or Maldonado levels) but is very good defensively. It wouldn't be at all surprising is KMag leaves to race with his dad. Ultimately, Haas' lineup will depend on other teams movements.
why do you record in your attic?
To contain my lofty thoughts.
@@LawVS I love puns but - groan!
Did everyone's forget hulkenberg and Magnussen amazing rookie season? 😂😂
FIA should step in and yank the licenses of Bottas, Magnusen, Hulkenburg, Sargeant, stroll, Zhou, Daniel, Yuki and Ocon, and make the back field interesting again!
I just cannot Bear this Man
🐻🐼
The kid has talent. Time will be the judge ultimately.
Hulkenburg to Stake and Magnussen and Ollie in Haas
“Bear with me” I see what you did there
Nico isn't wrong though, you're judged by your last race.
Oh yeah he isn't wrong in that sense...but it's surprising he even commented at all.
7:23 is an odd statement for me. I'm sorry but I completely disagree with the assertion that Formula 2 champions should be expected to make the step up to F1. This completely ignores so many factors including the strength of the field when they win, their age, and even luck they may have had. There are so many talented drivers and very few seats. Is the expectation that every year a driver should vacate their seat to give a young driver an opportunity?
Of course it took a while for Piastri, De Vries, and most F2 champions to get a job...there are so many talented drivers in the feeder series but also in other series like Super Formula, Indy / Indy Lights, etc.
I think Bearman only did a solid job. Would have finished 9th, maybe even 10th if it weren't for the safety car. No one was ever expecting him to beat Leclerc, but he was never even close.
He was in a Ferrari on softs and couldn't get by Tsunoda on hards early on in the race. He kept it out of the wall, but people saying he SHOULD get a seat next year is so crazy to me. These are the same people who thought Mick would be in a Ferrari one day. It took Mick until the final race of his second F2 season and poor driving from Ilott for Mick to win the F2 championship.
So many issues can be solved with the addition of an 11th and 12th team.
I totally disagree with you when comparing ollie with the f2 champions, I still think they deserve more chance and opportunity to get an f1 seat. I mean they would wish to get an opportunity like ollie to get a full race weekend to showcase their talent. Ollie might have more talent but unless he doesn’t win the f2 championship its unfair to the champions who have done everything to convince f1 teams to give them the opportunity
We all just want new talent in the cars. The sport is woefully stagnant right now.
Would you cut the crap???? It's not up to you bored DTS children to decide who comes and goes. The sport is not stagnant. We've had plenty of new talent come in in the last years and some of them were awful. So suck it up, sit still or find another sport to moan about.
Honestly i like both,but i get nico...he never had the chance and support he deserved
But also if you dig his comments Hulkenberg is actually saying good stuff about him,he knows best...he literally put the racing point p3 as a reserve in silverstone and the knobs immediately forgot that thing
And i still think Ferrari should have been smarter and hired Hulkenberg or Magnussen for Jeddah and maybe gotten them a podium or top 4
AHHHH I understand now why stroll is in f1, if he bin the car some other team pick the points
There's a gambling-esque sentiment that has steadily grown within the community since Max has started dominating so heavily. People genuinely just want to have rookies in there because its like throwing an unknown into it, I mean, there were fans that were thinking Ollie would even win. That's a gambling mindset, hoping for chaos to feel like something could turn in their favor.
I think Formula 1 has become a bit predictable
@@bsylvester713 it definitely has!
Bearmen did was on pole position tho
Remember Tsunoda’s first impressive race? After that it declined a bit. Better not start with expectations set high after a first banger of a race.
Tsunoda still took himself to a higher level at the end of 2021 and is now one of the best 10, pally
@@Firemarioflower I never said Tsunoda is a bad driver.
It looked like you tried to diminsh his results.... There is a good reason he's hyped and yet you act like you're not impressed.
Even still, there are drivers that clearly aren't F1 material, i've never seen DeVries as a big talent, but Bearman clearly is one and since Tsunoda improved, he's considered a great driver.
Just looked at how Bearman raced and drove. Faultless. Nothing compared to DeVries' debut. I never was in awe when that happened, nor was I with Vandoorne.@@AnotherJoe
Kmag is waaaaay to aggressive in traffic and constantly hits people.
Always has.
Hulk is definitely the better overall driver and choice to stay on.
I just went through dbz abridged commentary, my surprise what I saw there.
Ricciardo, Zhu, Magnusson likely off the grid next year.
Magnussen??? WAHAHAHA are you dense? Slowkenberg is off the grid you mean, Hulk is useless.
Magnussen is very valuable for this team.
@@Firemarioflowernice troll bro
Zhu lmao whose that
If you want to see younger talents you need to have more teams. But it some how can not materialize at the moment
F2 doesn't matter unless you do really bad, you can win and not having a seat (like the last 3 F2 champions) or you can do bad and having one like Mazepin and Zhou.
Zhou didn’t do bad wtf
Being F2 champ sometimes doesn't translate into F1 sucess too with the likes of Mick Schumacher and de vries being way off the mark. Also Zhou didn't do bad in F2.
In parallel universe if RB took Nico over Checo . I see results to be quite similar .
But why Nico? Nico wants out of haas anyways, but nico is one of the best qualyfier in f1, and faster than kmag. But kmag is a good teamplayer
This whole concept of British bias kind of rings hollow for a Canadian who is just happy when their drivers are rarely mentioned by name.
2nd year of f2 at Melbourne
British media tend to view the world of F1 through a British perspective, for instance regarding culture. And usually without realizing it. That can be annoying. It was also quite annoying to see the entire British media jump on the Bearman hype train. British media tend to have a strong bias towards British drivers. That is natural, but given that the sport is dominated by British media this viewpoint is difficult to avoid, and that is problematic because it limits the appeal of the sport in English-speaking areas outside the UK.
i should start telling people i'm a super sub instead of a power bottom
Still waiting for Romain to do a practice with Mercedes...
The Ferrari is not easy to drive though, we have known that. I think that the "he had the 2nd fastest car" critiques are unfair
So…the only hope for the smaller teams getting the chance for a point is riding on Lance Stroll
Get him in instead of Sargant or someone like that