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I think he was abducted and that was him calling for help.
January 6, 2026 at 3:49 PM
I think he was abducted and that was him calling for help.
... because the performance they showed has become expected of them.
Also are we to assume that TP's and drivers don't have bias. An unexpected result will stay in the mind, but if you expect a driver to perform a certain way and they do then there is nothing special that stays in the mind.
Also are we to assume that TP's and drivers don't have bias. An unexpected result will stay in the mind, but if you expect a driver to perform a certain way and they do then there is nothing special that stays in the mind.
January 5, 2026 at 8:11 AM
... because the performance they showed has become expected of them.
Also are we to assume that TP's and drivers don't have bias. An unexpected result will stay in the mind, but if you expect a driver to perform a certain way and they do then there is nothing special that stays in the mind.
Also are we to assume that TP's and drivers don't have bias. An unexpected result will stay in the mind, but if you expect a driver to perform a certain way and they do then there is nothing special that stays in the mind.
Hadjar should be higher up in the Top10 is what I should have said.
What this ranking means to me is that drivers are judged by different standards. Sainz gets rated highly due to 3-4 results above expectations. While others have consistently performed on a high level get rated down...
What this ranking means to me is that drivers are judged by different standards. Sainz gets rated highly due to 3-4 results above expectations. While others have consistently performed on a high level get rated down...
January 5, 2026 at 8:11 AM
Hadjar should be higher up in the Top10 is what I should have said.
What this ranking means to me is that drivers are judged by different standards. Sainz gets rated highly due to 3-4 results above expectations. While others have consistently performed on a high level get rated down...
What this ranking means to me is that drivers are judged by different standards. Sainz gets rated highly due to 3-4 results above expectations. While others have consistently performed on a high level get rated down...
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Charles Leclerc was responsible for 75% of Ferrari's poles during the ground-effect regs (18/24)
December 30, 2025 at 3:07 PM
Charles Leclerc was responsible for 75% of Ferrari's poles during the ground-effect regs (18/24)
Leclerc maximized the cars potential in almost every single race this season, yet he is ranked behind a driver who has delivered inconsistent results all season and took two-thirds of a season to adapt despite having plenty of experience.
December 30, 2025 at 9:22 AM
Leclerc maximized the cars potential in almost every single race this season, yet he is ranked behind a driver who has delivered inconsistent results all season and took two-thirds of a season to adapt despite having plenty of experience.
Hadjar, who, for me, was the best rookie this season had a rough start in Australia, but he adapted quickly (far quicker than Sainz who has far more experience), and delivered very impressive results, yet he didn’t even make it into the Top 10.
December 30, 2025 at 9:22 AM
Hadjar, who, for me, was the best rookie this season had a rough start in Australia, but he adapted quickly (far quicker than Sainz who has far more experience), and delivered very impressive results, yet he didn’t even make it into the Top 10.
There are drivers that did a far more consistent job at maximizing the cars potential. We can talk about the many strategic mistakes that prevented both Albon and Sainz from scoring more points, but why would I consider that when it’s not a factor for other drivers, who get blamed for team errors.
December 30, 2025 at 9:22 AM
There are drivers that did a far more consistent job at maximizing the cars potential. We can talk about the many strategic mistakes that prevented both Albon and Sainz from scoring more points, but why would I consider that when it’s not a factor for other drivers, who get blamed for team errors.
His podium in the Austin Sprint was followed by a crash in the race for which he got the blame and another crash at the end of the Mexico GP and yet it’s crickets because no one pays attention to him unless he is at the front. This is just one example.
December 30, 2025 at 9:22 AM
His podium in the Austin Sprint was followed by a crash in the race for which he got the blame and another crash at the end of the Mexico GP and yet it’s crickets because no one pays attention to him unless he is at the front. This is just one example.
What happens BTS is anyone’s guess and shouldn’t play a role in what happens on track. His on track performance is what counts. Every once in a while he delivers a truly great performance, gets hyped into oblivion and it’s crickets as soon as he fails.
December 30, 2025 at 9:22 AM
What happens BTS is anyone’s guess and shouldn’t play a role in what happens on track. His on track performance is what counts. Every once in a while he delivers a truly great performance, gets hyped into oblivion and it’s crickets as soon as he fails.
Yes, he was in a new team, and, yes, it takes time to adapt. I give him that. But, Sainz and Hamilton took more time to adapt to their new teams than most of the rookies did. Sainz’s podiums seemingly overshadow everything that happened before and in between these outstanding results...
December 30, 2025 at 9:22 AM
Yes, he was in a new team, and, yes, it takes time to adapt. I give him that. But, Sainz and Hamilton took more time to adapt to their new teams than most of the rookies did. Sainz’s podiums seemingly overshadow everything that happened before and in between these outstanding results...
Apart from Baku, Austin Sprint and most recently Qatar, his performance across the entire season for me was not enough to put him ahead of for example Leclerc or Hadjar. There are more than 3 races this season and this being for 2025 is exactly what makes me scratch my head
December 29, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Apart from Baku, Austin Sprint and most recently Qatar, his performance across the entire season for me was not enough to put him ahead of for example Leclerc or Hadjar. There are more than 3 races this season and this being for 2025 is exactly what makes me scratch my head
Carlos Sainz inside the Top 6 is a good example for how much this sport suffers from recency bias.
Carlos Sainz is the first Williams driver to be ranked inside the top 6 by the team principals since George Russell in 2020 🤝
December 29, 2025 at 2:44 PM
Carlos Sainz inside the Top 6 is a good example for how much this sport suffers from recency bias.
Hey, Sainz was good in 1 Sprint Race and 2 Races, that’s apparently all you got to do unless you are Charles Leclerc
December 29, 2025 at 1:07 PM
Hey, Sainz was good in 1 Sprint Race and 2 Races, that’s apparently all you got to do unless you are Charles Leclerc
Apparently what you need to do in order to be ranked high:
Fail to dominate in dominant car
Beat Lance Stroll
Deliver a great performance in 3 out of 24 rounds and fail to score points or finish the race for the remaining races.
Fail to dominate in dominant car
Beat Lance Stroll
Deliver a great performance in 3 out of 24 rounds and fail to score points or finish the race for the remaining races.
December 29, 2025 at 1:01 PM
Apparently what you need to do in order to be ranked high:
Fail to dominate in dominant car
Beat Lance Stroll
Deliver a great performance in 3 out of 24 rounds and fail to score points or finish the race for the remaining races.
Fail to dominate in dominant car
Beat Lance Stroll
Deliver a great performance in 3 out of 24 rounds and fail to score points or finish the race for the remaining races.
Alonso and Sainz
December 29, 2025 at 12:47 PM
Alonso and Sainz
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Back to back Charles Leclerc pieces today 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 www.pitdebrief.com/post/f1-2025...
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F1 2025 Driver Rankings: 3rd | Charles Leclerc
Charles Leclerc has placed third in Pit Debrief’s driver rankings for the 2025 F1 season.
If the Monégasque’s F1 title aspirations in 2025 had fizzled o
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December 28, 2025 at 6:27 PM
Back to back Charles Leclerc pieces today 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 www.pitdebrief.com/post/f1-2025...
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Charles Leclerc's career has not been straightforward. Oftentimes, he is criticized heavily for his mindset not being a strength in his skillset.
But it's quite the opposite. And through sheer will and hope, he has refined himself to become one of the best drivers of this generation.
Medium:
But it's quite the opposite. And through sheer will and hope, he has refined himself to become one of the best drivers of this generation.
Medium:
FOR THE ROAD: How Charles Leclerc’s Will and Hope Shifted His Mindset
In a tumultuous career of highs and lows, Charles Leclerc’s career is not often analyzed through the lens of his mental fortitude and will…
motorsportjules.medium.com
December 28, 2025 at 3:37 PM
Charles Leclerc's career has not been straightforward. Oftentimes, he is criticized heavily for his mindset not being a strength in his skillset.
But it's quite the opposite. And through sheer will and hope, he has refined himself to become one of the best drivers of this generation.
Medium:
But it's quite the opposite. And through sheer will and hope, he has refined himself to become one of the best drivers of this generation.
Medium:
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if you don't include Leclerc in your 2025 top 3 drivers you need to be banned from watching Formula 1 for eternity. it'll be beneficial for everyone involved, you included.
December 8, 2025 at 7:10 PM
if you don't include Leclerc in your 2025 top 3 drivers you need to be banned from watching Formula 1 for eternity. it'll be beneficial for everyone involved, you included.
Probably too busy to portray himself as the title decider to the media, he actually forgot to put in a performance when it counted. His rookie teammate and the guy in the red tractor played a bigger role than him.
December 7, 2025 at 10:36 PM
Probably too busy to portray himself as the title decider to the media, he actually forgot to put in a performance when it counted. His rookie teammate and the guy in the red tractor played a bigger role than him.
I really, really hope you are wrong, but at the same time scared that you are right.
December 4, 2025 at 5:51 PM
I really, really hope you are wrong, but at the same time scared that you are right.
Never been as glad that a season is coming to an end. This year has been rough.
December 1, 2025 at 11:40 AM
Never been as glad that a season is coming to an end. This year has been rough.
He should be the last person to apologize to us as fans, he has been giving his all. He usually does and it pains me that he never gets enough credit for making this team look better than they are.
November 30, 2025 at 7:24 PM
He should be the last person to apologize to us as fans, he has been giving his all. He usually does and it pains me that he never gets enough credit for making this team look better than they are.
I second that. Please, Santa, racing gods, and, of course, Nico Rosberg, please hear our wish.
November 30, 2025 at 6:19 PM
I second that. Please, Santa, racing gods, and, of course, Nico Rosberg, please hear our wish.
Charles said it is likely a misunderstanding because he did all of that and expects the Investigation to go away
November 21, 2025 at 9:14 AM
Charles said it is likely a misunderstanding because he did all of that and expects the Investigation to go away
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November 14, 2025 at 1:50 PM
Introducing Sky Sports Muscle – the big bro of Sky Sports 💪🏻
A new TikTok channel created specifically for male sports fans.
We’re about ALL sports and championing male athletes.
We’re here for the culture, community and connection.
We don’t just watch sports – we live it.
A new TikTok channel created specifically for male sports fans.
We’re about ALL sports and championing male athletes.
We’re here for the culture, community and connection.
We don’t just watch sports – we live it.