• @[email protected]
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    257 months ago

    This is why I have no faith in AM becoming a top team. Lance is good enough to be a F1 driver, but he isn’t good enough to be a championship winning driver. Even if AM had the best car on the grid, they couldn’t win the WCC because Lance would still struggle to get the necessary points.

    Building the team around your weakest link means the team will never be strong.

  • @SatouKazuma
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    157 months ago

    Well…this isn’t embarrassing at all

    • @JeeBaiChow
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      47 months ago

      It’s always been their plan - it’s in his statement/ title. I’m sure it’s more disappointing than anything else, kinda like how some companies take the route of using the funders money for management comfort (e.g sailing into retirement) vs actually achieving something (like a wdc). Surely the team members (aside from lance) will feel the same way.

  • @GeneralEmergency
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    7 months ago

    It’s a good thing the Honda deal was set up before admitting this.

    • HSR🏴‍☠️
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      87 months ago

      Honda will be disappointed with results and pull out of F1 when engine regs change again after 2030, then Aston will win a few championships. Honda Effect™.

    • @woelkchen
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      47 months ago

      It’s a good thing the Honda deal was set up before admitting this.

      Honda will be paid by AMR GP. That’s why they won’t have a say in drivers and probably also rather limited brand exposure.