lkpat
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Always the woman's fault. Sexist.
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F1 2023
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lkpat
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LONG overdue. Give the adults a bit of breathing space.
Another 2 years of not winning coming up (*runs*)...
Speedster
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Yup. F1 is way better with the younger guys who can have a laugh together.
Pretty likely I reckon, I don't see anyone beating Max for the foreseeable future unless there's a DNF or something.
Who would you rather see in the seat?
quovadis
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They’re all pretty boring. Lando broke my trophy. Waaaaaaaah.
Speedster
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Any one of Drugovich, Schwartzman, Lawson, Doohan, Herta. Probably a couple other names one can add to the list.
quovadis
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Fair options. Lewis deserves his seat. I can think of other seats that’d be better served by a couple new drivers.
Yea, they'd all be good to see in a seat I reckon. Not sure throwing them directly into a Merc is a good plan though. Could definitely see Albon or Lando being promoted and then getting replaced by one of the above, though I'm not sure a move to Merc is a promotion from a McLaren at the moment.
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So that means Leclerc is stuck at Ferrari for at least another two years (unless Mercedes release one of Lewis or George with a golden handshake)...
Yea, but I don't see that happening. I don't see LeClerc moving and I can't see a good reason Merc would get rid of either of them, not with their current form anyway.
Aston might be an option, or McLaren if they aren't happy with Piastri. Possibly even RB, Checo is doing himself no favours by driving like an amateur.
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Yeah, maybe to replace Fernando at Aston Martin could be feasible when the time comes for El Nino to step down. Will probably heavily depend on how they're performing though.
lkpat
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Right, but replace Ocon, Bottas, etc. not the best overall performer on the grid.
lkpat
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Fat chance of that happening, unless he is groomed to run the team.
His dad brings money to the team (owning the F1 and road car companies)...his son brings 47 points. Nothing more. And he can't even blame his broken hand/s anymore either. He did nothing last year, and seemingly has continued that in spite of AMR having made a significant leap over that dog that Vettel had to drive in 2022.
Speedster
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Replace the has been with someone who has an interest in racing
lkpat
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Alonso is also performing way above his pay grade...
Nah, there are guys on that grid not performing and you have to be seriously dishonest to suggest Hamilton is one.
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