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pokerman wrote:Well Leclerc drove like that knowing that he probably would get away with it.

I don't think Kimi would drive like that even if he would get away with it. He's too clean for his own good most of the time.

Additionally, I think Leclerc would never have done it himself if not for Austria. Being punted off track for the victory by Max clearly fundamentally altered the way he views racecraft (not necessarily for the better).

Exediron wrote:

pokerman wrote:Well Leclerc drove like that knowing that he probably would get away with it.

I don't think Kimi would drive like that even if he would get away with it. He's too clean for his own good most of the time.

Additionally, I think Leclerc would never have done it himself if not for Austria. Being punted off track for the victory by Max clearly fundamentally altered the way he views racecraft (not necessarily for the better).

I agree on both counts.

Exediron wrote:

pokerman wrote:Well Leclerc drove like that knowing that he probably would get away with it.

I don't think Kimi would drive like that even if he would get away with it. He's too clean for his own good most of the time.

Additionally, I think Leclerc would never have done it himself if not for Austria. Being punted off track for the victory by Max clearly fundamentally altered the way he views racecraft (not necessarily for the better).

Yeah, like pokerman I completely agree too.

So another decent team-mate and Vettel loses out.

pokerman wrote:

Exediron wrote:

pokerman wrote:Well Leclerc drove like that knowing that he probably would get away with it.

I don't think Kimi would drive like that even if he would get away with it. He's too clean for his own good most of the time.

Additionally, I think Leclerc would never have done it himself if not for Austria. Being punted off track for the victory by Max clearly fundamentally altered the way he views racecraft (not necessarily for the better).

I agree on both counts.

Agreed.