Brazilian Grand Prix

2019, could have been.

But Ocon impeded him or crashed into him or something in Brazil one year and Max Verstappen proceeded to not only make comments in the media, I'm sure, but fully shove him and yell at him so that maybe is a little bit worse I would say um it was 2018 Brazilian Grand Prix um my apologies but I think if any other driver had said this particularly Max Verstappen um then everybody would be like oh my gosh he's so tough he's oh my gosh that's amazing and i think everybody has a personal vendetta against lando norris for unknown reasons and that's why they don't like him and don't like anything that he says um very unfortunate for franco feel bad he did apologize um i don't think that they should be giving race bans and um other drivers have talked a little bit about this but you should only be getting a race ban if you do something intentional and use your car as a weapon, which yes, like absolutely, like those cars are very, very dangerous.

And if you're using it in a way that is intentionally harmful to others, then we shouldn't be doing that.

I agree with what you've just said.

This race was boycotted by FOCA.

Remember, FOCA, Formula One Constructors Association, They were upset because PK and Rosberg had been disqualified from their first and second places at the Brazilian Grand Prix for being a little bit under the weight.

So it was a sorry race anyway.

And then your favorite Renaults dropped out.

In second place is Jarno Trulli, who had to wait 119 races before he won the 2004 Monaco Grand Prix.

In third place is Jensen Button, who won the 2006 Hungarian Grand Prix after 115 starts.

And in fourth place, Giancarlo Fisichella, who took 110 races before he got a win at the 2003 Brazilian Grand Prix.

Well, that's it for this week.

Of course, that looks like beating your teammate, right? But if you find yourself in an instance where you've got to sacrifice beating your teammate to maximise your opportunity at the Italian Grand Prix, as an example, then that's what you've got to do, right? So like people competing for 10th on pace, and when Max Verstappen comes through the pack, you start trying to fight him.

What are we doing? Like Esteban Ocon did at the Brazilian Grand Prix so many moons ago, unlapping himself.

What are we doing? 15 minutes of fame, Esteban Ocon.

Are you going to compete properly for 10th place? I don't know.

But then he also had sort of this deft touch and strategy to be able to, you know, get the job done on whatever kind of terrain.

I remember watching an absolutely sodden Brazilian Grand Prix.

I mean, the mud was horrific.

And he was perfect in those conditions as a very young racer where you thought, well, hang on, this could be a real banana skin for him.

Yeah, sure.

But that's a trend in everyone who wins from that position, right? I just think of Max starting from 17th and winning the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

There was a big intervention in the middle as well.

I think red flag of ESC.