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Stumbled upon this interview between Brundle and Schumacher in 2000. 25 years later, and this is still relevant

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Wessel₀₁₁₄₄1 year ago

Max is so similair to schumi in terms of finding the limits of the rules man…

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Seemless Social2 years ago

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Udi1 year ago

Michael was so eloquent

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DYZEN1 year ago

The cars used to change direction soo damn fast holy

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Ben1 year ago

Thank you for sharing this! Very, very relevant. Max has like 100% exactly this mindset lmao.

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Aidan | brasil 20251 year ago

Championship Mentality

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Deg Degner 🏁 @torqueischeap.bsky.social1 year ago

'Win by any means mentality ' is not the same as 'Championship mentality'. Formula 1 originally was non-contact. Only in the era of dirty-tricks Schumacher and now petulant yield-or-crashtappen do we have to contend with this mentality.

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F1WDC20211 year ago

FIA decided not to punish Max for his 'extreme' driving. It was overlooked, some say encouraged (supported by evidence of #F1 overtaking guidelines). The motivation is unclear; •better entertainment •to 'create' a new champion to overthrow Lewis •payback for RBR investment saving the sport #NoMoreBS

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Sir James Austin1 year ago

Fascinating interview. Too bad he hasn't been well enough to be a background figure in the sport all these years with Mick etc.

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kazimir1 year ago

Definitely. The brilliant drivers understand the rules and how to use and push them.

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KW1 year ago

The goat😌

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