[ SECRET POST #6049 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6049 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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03. https://i.imgur.com/WSS1iWE.png
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[(Anonymous)]

Ok, thanks secret maker for making this secret. Using the Renault era Daniel is a choice lol 🤣

Secret maker here

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know anything about Formula One OR this guy and chose this pic because it had plenty of blank space for text and he seemed happy in it, so any weirdness is purely coincidental!

Cheers,

a secret maker

Re: Secret maker here

[(Anonymous)]

Daniel Ricciardo is never not happy. That grin is his trade mark. It's a fine picture SM, don't worry about it.


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[(Anonymous)]

I'm pretty neutral on both of them, but I feel like I would understand the deserving/fairness argument more if Danny Ric had had more of a slow decline and didn't have such a good track record before McLaren. His fall off was so jarring that I think it was always more likely that that car was just completely unsuited to his driving style vs him just suddenly becoming a terrible driver. That isn't to say that adaptability and being able to work with what you're given isn't important, but I don't think Red Bull were wrong to weigh those factors, as well as Danny Ric's history with the team, above a 28 year old non-academy driver who didn't even really show flashes of speed, and was up against a teammate with only 2 prior years of F1 (and relatively not as much open-wheel before that) experience himself.

I do think the media surrounding it all was disrespectful and I feel bad for Nyck personally. It's a very cutthroat move to make but I don't think that makes it incorrect or unfair. And on the other side, Nyck signed that contract knowing how RBR operates (with Pierre as the obvious example) but decided that the pressure to perform was worth the chance to make it to Red Bull proper.

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Yeah, I agree with all of this. It's like people can't understand that one can be happy to see Daniel in a car and also be sad about Nyck's situation.

I mean personally, I think a lot of the ppl saying Danny ric being washed weren't around for the RB era Daniel or even the Renault era where he most definitely performed, but like anything we'll see where he's going after the season is over.

Also I think the only unfair thing was that this whole drama is that this isn't really about Nyck but about finding a replacement for Checo and RBR's/Helmut Markos cut throat decisions to pressure cook everyone but Max.

[(Anonymous)]

Not in the F1 Fandom, but agreed. It's not fair on Danny, not like he chose it.

Sacking someone in the middle of the season is a shit thing to do, no matter what team does it. Everyone is bad in that car. Even Max or Lewis would struggle to get mid pack.