05-03-2017, 10:23 AM
I believe Ferrari is a good driver and he's also been on the receiving end so yeah, shit happens, I guess
However, it's also symptomatic of how hard everyone is trying at the start, which leads to recklessness, if not intention.
Generally, it seems anyone who has a good start feels authorized to try anything. I remember a story told by Jochen Rindt (I think) and that boiled down to the following: only the two guys in front battle it out on the grid, the rest take it easy and wait for the guy in front to start. Period.
Our races would be more enjoyable if we applied this.
However, it's also symptomatic of how hard everyone is trying at the start, which leads to recklessness, if not intention.
Generally, it seems anyone who has a good start feels authorized to try anything. I remember a story told by Jochen Rindt (I think) and that boiled down to the following: only the two guys in front battle it out on the grid, the rest take it easy and wait for the guy in front to start. Period.
Our races would be more enjoyable if we applied this.