Minardi

If things go to shit, they start pointing to each other.

Yeah, this was already in the Minardi days.

You know, it's not me.

It's not me.

We're back again.

Robert Durmbos, former Minardi, former Red Bull, former IndyCar Rookie of the Year.

All of this is in the memory now.

You're back again as well.

And it dates back to a legendary Italian driver.

Italian Paolo Barilla drove nine fairly uneventful races for the Minardi team back in 1989 and 1990, before leaving to join the family business, pasta.

It's a tale of, as old as time, a young boy forced into Formula One, but no, Dad, what I really want to do is make pasta.

I want to make dried packet pasta on a commercial scale.

Forget the motor racing dream.

Everyone wants to get involved in pasta.

Well, you're selling him short, though, because on that graphic, his title came up as Pasta King of Minardi.

It's quite a title.

Debuts in the Jordan 191.

DNQs for iconic V10 era backmarkers Minardi.

Drives for the greatest fallen giant of the V10 era, Lotus.

Makes a switch to champ car.

He's the least 191-y of the 191s drivers.

Yeah.

Really brief, like quite non-Minardi stint.

Lotus, are you noticing, okay, you notice this horrible crash, but you're noticing him next to all the heroics Johnny Herbert's doing? No.