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![From the video: “Papaya rules only works if they're on the same level. But currently Oscar is down there and Lando is up here. And because talent is intrinsic and you cant teach it, you cant bring Oscar up to Lando’s level. But what you CAN do is pull Lando down to Oscar’s level. This is all very obvious through McLaren’s communication and their race strategy this season. Stella mentioned that its because Oscar missed 12 minutes of practice as to why he didn’t have the pace during qualifying. And its true, less practice harms deployment. But Lando has been missing practice after practice after practice this season and not a measly 12 minutes but entire sessions. And yet the communication from McLaren was very different. And I think that’s intentional, because now where Oscar is concerned it more so seems that the car, not the driver, is at fault. Whereas its the opposite when it comes to Lando. Radio silence [from the team] means you’re going to draw your conclusions and a lot of fans are going to put fault on the driver before they put it on the car. And that lessens the gap subconsciously between both drivers.”](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2080017679994286348/amplify_video_thumb/2080016189753831424/img/-SnR5MCALNYi_ZOP.jpg)
From the video: “Papaya rules only works if they're on the same level. But currently Oscar is down there and Lando is up here. And because talent is intrinsic and you cant teach it, you cant bring Oscar up to Lando’s level. But what you CAN do is pull Lando down to Oscar’s level. This is all very obvious through McLaren’s communication and their race strategy this season. Stella mentioned that its because Oscar missed 12 minutes of practice as to why he didn’t have the pace during qualifying. And its true, less practice harms deployment. But Lando has been missing practice after practice after practice this season and not a measly 12 minutes but entire sessions. And yet the communication from McLaren was very different. And I think that’s intentional, because now where Oscar is concerned it more so seems that the car, not the driver, is at fault. Whereas its the opposite when it comes to Lando. Radio silence [from the team] means you’re going to draw your conclusions and a lot of fans are going to put fault on the driver before they put it on the car. And that lessens the gap subconsciously between both drivers.”
sar.63,063 次观看 • 3 个月前
![“Oscar doesn’t do the traditional line through turn 2. Normally you would be touching the curb on the right hand side, but he forces Lando to the left, he drifts out [away from the curb]. So he’s making it a lot more difficult for Lando into turn 3, which he has a right to do. But it means that the angle Lando arrives at turn 3 is a lot tighter, and then you see the understeer that he gets from that. So, Oscar has also put Lando in a difficult position through turn 2, which made it tricky for lando. So its just one of those things, but its both of them who put themselves in that position.” -Jenson Button, on the racing incident in Lap 1 turns 1 2 3 in Singapore](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1978945892582351020/amplify_video_thumb/1978945607730343936/img/dy_Ldt0TJzIBgawp.jpg)
“Oscar doesn’t do the traditional line through turn 2. Normally you would be touching the curb on the right hand side, but he forces Lando to the left, he drifts out [away from the curb]. So he’s making it a lot more difficult for Lando into turn 3, which he has a right to do. But it means that the angle Lando arrives at turn 3 is a lot tighter, and then you see the understeer that he gets from that. So, Oscar has also put Lando in a difficult position through turn 2, which made it tricky for lando. So its just one of those things, but its both of them who put themselves in that position.” -Jenson Button, on the racing incident in Lap 1 turns 1 2 3 in Singapore
sar.99,935 次观看 • 1 年前
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