Mark Stringer
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Mark Stringer
The site author hasn't really hid his biases over time. And he isn't a Mercedes or Lewis fan, so celebrating a less than stellar result for the next golden boy of Mercedes isn't a surprise.27-04-2024 21:40
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Mark Stringer
The fastest car isn't always the best car in the race. This is an important distinction. There have been times, for example, when Ferrari have been faster in qualifying than Red Bull, but the race comes, tyre degradation, poor strategy, and it falls apart. And this is also applicable to 2021 when Horner admitted that for a large part of the season, the Red Bull was the better car in the race.05-12-2023 19:25
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Mark Stringer
Sky doesn't make cars, so I really don't understand your point. If it had any credibility, Red Bull would still be playing catch up. But they aren't. Not hindered by anyone, they have made an awesome car, better than anyone other team is close to. It's as clear as anything.14-05-2023 16:06
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Mark Stringer
There are plenty of very good drivers, few great.14-05-2023 16:48
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Mark Stringer
Rosberg was a more complete driver than Perez is. He wasn't great imo, but he leveraged every advantage and got the job done.14-05-2023 16:02
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Mark Stringer
The facts speak for themselves. Naturally the trolls are out in force. I'm surprised they're not bored yet.07-05-2023 10:09
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Mark Stringer
This won't be a popular view on here, flooded with Max fans, but he hasn't been easy to like. The anger, petulance, arrogance, but we all mature. And we are seeing this with Verstappen, slowly but surely. His responses to situations are proving that. The tirade against Russell is a blip, and will happen less often going forward. But, generally, he is becoming less emotive, and a bit more measured. And it's good to see. That winners edge will never go away, and it's why most of you detest Lewis on here, but Max is learning how to lose, when it happens. No top driver likes it, but as time goes by, you have to learn to accept it, and take it on the chin.07-05-2023 09:28
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Mark Stringer
I don't completely agree with Horner. There seems to be a sizeable split between fans of teams and drivers. For whatever reason, I was always McLaren when younger, but when Lewis came along, I moved away from following McLaren, though I still keep an eye on them. But Red Bull may be almost all British, but it's roots aren't. Not an issue, but it is a factor that Christian missed04-05-2023 20:15
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Mark Stringer
Er, at home. The Mercedes over that period was the best car, but never had the equaliser that this Red Bull has. It's an observation backed up by facts. And not only that, it is clearly obvious. I suggest you cease looking at F1 as Merc Vs Red Bull. It is easy enough to be objective. If you wish to be.06-05-2023 22:54
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Mark Stringer
Ditch the popcorn mate, and do some simple research. I've done mine, and that's why I've stated my views. Maybe start by trying to find some spurious articles that refute Red Bulls 17 kmph advantage over the whole field on the straights.07-05-2023 09:36