Rubens Barrichello in 2001 and Oscar Piastri in 2024 are the only two drivers of the 21st century to drive the WCC winning car without achieving a pole position in it all season
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Rubens Barrichello in 2001 and Oscar Piastri in 2024 are the only two drivers of the 21st century to drive the WCC winning car without achieving a pole position in it all season

u/HereComesVettel — 4 days ago
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1997 Monaco GP race classification after 8 laps - One of Michael Schumacher's finest wet weather drives

Michael Schumacher ended up winning that race by over 53 seconds. He also went on to win all of the rain affected races of 1997 : Monaco, France and Spa (3 out of 3 ratio).

u/HereComesVettel — 5 days ago

In 2001, 4-time Formula 1 world champion Michael Schumacher predicted a 16-year old Lewis Hamilton to become the next superstar of motorsport. Two decades later, they share the record for the most F1 world championships won (7 each).

u/HereComesVettel — 7 days ago
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Rank these 4 drivers from best to worst

Piastri vs Sainz vs Russell vs Gasly

u/HereComesVettel — 8 days ago

Lando Norris vs Oscar Piastri 2026 predictions back in February, from UpToSpeed team (ft. David Coulthard, Will Buxton, Noami Schiff, Jolie Sharpe)

Via @uptospeedshow on Tiktok.

u/HereComesVettel — 22 days ago

Their recent collision in Hungary makes me wonder... Who is the better driver out of Carlos Sainz Jr and Oscar Piastri ?

u/HereComesVettel — 24 days ago
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Here is the breakdown of Alexander Zverev's 5 deepest Grand Slam runs (4 finals and 1 title), what is his best win here ?

u/HereComesVettel — 1 month ago
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Fabrice Santoro with a very balanced take on the differences between his era and the current one, says the training got better but also believes some current top 10 players wouldn't be ranked there in an era with Berdych, Ferrer, Davydenko and Tsonga (via Univers Tennis on YT - w/ English subtitles)

Here is the full interview for those who speak French : https://youtu.be/fuiK\_L64K4k?is=RyR07Z-TjWgoIkUW

u/HereComesVettel — 2 months ago

Who would you say is the second best F1 driver of Max Verstappen's generation ? Is it Leclerc, Norris, Russell, or somebody else ?

Let's say amongst people born from 1994 to 1999 : Sainz, Ocon, Gasly, Albon, Leclerc, Russell, Norris...

Max Verstappen is obviously #1 but then who would you pick ?

u/HereComesVettel — 3 months ago

Assuming two drivers are facing a similarly rated teammate, which one season's is better : driver A or driver B ?

u/HereComesVettel — 3 months ago
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Lando Norris leads his teammates by 38-11 in terms of races finished over 20 seconds ahead of the other car (since his F1 debut for McLaren in early 2019)

u/HereComesVettel — 3 months ago
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Zverev says he believes thar he can beat Sinner, also explains what he meant by putting himself on Alcaraz and Djokovic's level [via bleacherrepport]

u/HereComesVettel — 3 months ago
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Former US players Isner, Johnson and Querrey share their thoughts on the 2011 Djokovic vs 2026 Sinner comparison [via NothingMajorShow]

u/HereComesVettel — 3 months ago
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[From the archives] 2012 L’Équipe front page (2 days after Djokovic/Nadal AO final) : ‘TENNIS IN PARADISE’, already calling it a golden era without needing hindsight

Front page text translation : "The level reached during the Australian Open final, won on Sunday by Novak Djokovic against Rafael Nadal (5-7 6-4 6-2 6-7 7-5) at the end of a mind-blowing fight, proves that mens tennis is going through a real golden age. Which is far from over..."

u/HereComesVettel — 3 months ago

Norris and Russell are often considered to be more or less equal skill-wise, do you rate one more than the other ? And if so, why ?

u/HereComesVettel — 3 months ago