venkyhere wrote: ↑05 Jun 2026, 14:49
Now slowly the alarm bells will start ringing about the choice for the 2nd seat. Hadjar seems too desperate, hence the inputs that are snapping the car. Or is it a fundamental car problem ? Whether Perez/Tsunoda/Lawson/Hadjar they all seem to be crashing the car far far more than any of the top four teams. It doesn't matter which era car we talking about, has Redbull fallen into the 'design trap' of engineering their rear end (mech/aero) to be permanently loose, by default, just because the lead driver is capable of handling a loose rear ? The frequency of 'crash from unforced (non wheel to wheel situation) driver error' is far too high since 2024.
I interpret it more along the lines of F1 drivers being incredibly competitive, they arrive at this team, meet an alien talent, and start spiralling out of control. It must be hard on incredibly arrogant athletes to meet someone who is in another league altogether.
Hadjar probably the worst of them all, because he looks to be quite hot-headed and lacking in emotional control.