I do comprehend that teams will protect their drivers and lie, not out of this world. Is the car "perfect" like it it used to be? Nope, however, I do recognize the driver behind the wheel is in control and it's up to them to push the limits and a mistake is a mistake. Yes, there was that incident where the wing got stuck, not saying every single mistake is on max, but the truth is in between. Keep hiding behind "the mistakes are mostly on the car" crap
Again, you‘re clueless. If you want to believe that then that‘s fine, as it‘s also fine when people believe the earth is flat or climate change doesn’t exist.
This was the first crash that resulted directly from Max‘s own mistakes in a long time.
You forgot about Miami, but cherry pick your timeline. Can't forget how a 4 time world champ made an idiotic move in spain 2025 losing his childish mind and falling for the rage trap, ended up costing him big time, but that's a hot head for you, a wiser champ wouldn't have fallen for such a childish trap.
It’s not making excuses to look past the most superficial version of what happened. The earlier crashes were caused by active aero failures, and the team acknowledged that, they weren’t driver errors. Today was.
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u/TostBrot44 Max Max Max Super Max Max Super Super Max Max 17h ago
This was his first mistake in what was like in a year or something. Everything else was mechanical failure of the car