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this post was submitted on 02 Jul 2023
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Feels like there's been a lot less crashes between cars this season in the dry and wet.
I think the level of the drivers is just higher this year than possibly ever. There is no Latifi or Mazepin, and the bad drivers we do have (De Vries) are just slow, not crash-happy. With Schumacher out and Yuki becoming more controlled and consistent we don't really have an agent of chaos on the grid right now. Even Magnusson has calmed down and stopped taking off front wings on lap 1.
Man I almost forgot about Latifi already without hearing his name every 10 minutes for doing something stupid