I say potatoes — you say potatos.

Binged it all.. Not quite on the level of season 1 for me (because season 1 was pure novelty) but still very good and super enjoyable. Good to see some folks we did not see much of... Hamilton's apology made me almost like him... Would like more from Ferrari and the forgotten teams too ("racing sport force pesa point india" gets nothing for example, which I did not mind at all, but more Alfa romeo and Kimi would be awesome)

Read an article where Max Verstappen was unhappy the show made him look bad.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/formulaone/article-8069021/F1-star-Max-Verstappen-unhappy-fly-wall-Netflix-documentary.html

Completely disagree. One will stab you in the back with corporate speak. The other will say you f'd up. Honestly. And not string you along with BS.

Night and day.

I've worked with both models and I'd prefer the honest and more colorful to the other in a New York Minute.

Steiner brings honesty humor and color to F1. The series needs a lot less corporate speak (aka big-money BS). Even Toto knows how to say fk when he's upset.

Wah.

:D I'm trying, really trying to warm to Max but I'm struggling to, maybe if he wins more I might begin to like him :confused:

Kimi is still King of the F1 pile, just races because he enjoys it, doesn't race for anyone else other than himself :cool:

But, there is a big difference in professionalism from taking the driver aside and ripping him a new one or berating him on the wall or at dinner parties with people’s families and the whole team (as passive aggressive as it was). He is not a leader...

Gasly and especially Albon came out looking much better. Horner was made to look like he puts a potato in his pants to look 'confident'.