Soldato
Did I mention Irvine or Barrichello or in fact any other driver? No, then why drag them into it?This is such a weanie response. It's discussion forum, mate, make your own arguments.Weanie? Mate?
Nope.
I said "Look through the recent history of Ferrari drivers, when have they ever had two genuinely top tier drivers they've let race. That's not their way; they have the strongest first-second driver setup of any team and have done for years. Their way is to get in a really good driver, and then fill the other seat with someone from the mid tier and make them play the team game. They want some one good enough to score points, but not good enough to challenge Leclerc and cause friction in the team." I haven't contradicted that. Seb was brought in as their top driver; Kimi was run as their second driver.
What do you disagree with? Do you think Ferrari are typically running two top drivers? Irvine? Barrichello? Massa? These were the best drivers of their time? Do you think they don't run a clear first-second driver policy? Or that they don't do it to a greater degree than other teams?
I disagree with you, not Ferrari's hiring/firing policy.
The simple fact is you are claiming Sainz has been hired as a wingman, a mid tier driver, and I'm disagreeing with you because I think you are wrong. Better informed people agree, and because we share this sentiment I'm a 'weanie' and according to you this is me 'not making my own arguments'? What the holy ****?
Grow up, I used to actually like your posts but I'll make sure to quote this very thread when the mid tier wingman beats your golden boy