1. He is an aboslute great driver that will be champion within 2 years and no he is not a menace that was Maldonado.
Potentially yes. It comes down to a few factors though
1- Will he have the best car?
2- Will he be able to beat Ricciardo throughout the whole season?
3- Will he be able to stay out of trouble which has caused him problems this season?
4- What about the rest of the grid? How will they perform
2- yes he is he is the complete package he has knowledge of racing and building the car.
Lot's of people can say they are the complete package though. Especially with the sheer number of bright young talents moving through the ranks at the moment.
3.No i think all the crybabies like Massa, Rosberg and Vettel needs to tone down. They have been sooooo spoiled over the years by getting there way while they shouldn't. This is a thing called racing not crying wen ya lose.
Vettel definitely needs to tone down. He's become a complete hypocrite. Doing the exact same thing he complains about. Rosberg and Massa aren't good examples of those who whinge however. I mean Hamilton whinges all the time, more than Rosberg I would say.
4. Heck yeah i mean he does a great job and 2nd this style makes him prone to making mistakes which makes ya learn alot and build more and more experience (remember exp is not just gained by driving lap after lap after lap)
A style that is prone to mistakes isn't exactly the best to have. Esteban Ocon is extremely quick, but that's not the whole reason he is a future world class driver. Consistency is why he will be a future star. The guy pumped out result after result in junior formula, and would win championships because of this. Max will gain experience, but will he learn from mistakes? He's stubborn, which could be a problem.
5. Very very interesting question you can really tell that he arrives very late at that corner (given the fact the according to F1 laws Kimi already passed him) and he still pushed on trough that could indeed be worth a penalty. Also after (just a second ago) reviewing it again he should be penalised for not steering trough the corner properly, halfway the corner he straightens his steering wheel while he should have been steering to the right still in order to give Kimi space. At the other hand Kimi risked everything aswell by still pushing trough and not backing off and risking the race of 2 drivers which is seen as a breach of safety.
But this creates a new debate. Should of Kimi just have simply backed out. The answer is of course not. That's not racing. Pushing someone off the track isn't racing either however.
Kimi was the victim at Spa. He was targeted by Max out of revenge for what happened at turn one even though Vettel was to blame.
6. I am a huge Max fan and i really hate Nico but let me tell you Max was definitely suprised by the arrival of Nico and this was a very legit overtake by Nico so i would definitely say no. Besides Max just pushed hard and never lifted therefore breaching the FIA's Track Limit rule and they could definitely have punished him with a Drive Trough Penalty he deliberately pushed on to get back ahead of Nico.
This is a difficult debate. Rosberg made a late lunge and he probably should have given more room to Max. Max didn't do a lot wrong here, moved a little under braking if I wanted to nit pick but he gave Nico space down the inside so fair game
This move though just highlights how inconsistent the stewards are. I mean Nico's move was far better than Nando's move on Massa -->
7. FIA made a good call in singapore taking away Max his P3 after doing the exact same thing never backing off and full throttle trough the grass this is double trouble as he also compromised safety by going full throttle over a non-grip surface which could make him spin and crash into a other driver.
It was the right call. They should have made the SAME call with Hamilton however so Max was unfairly treated in that regard. The problem in that scenario was that Max didn't concede the position back to Vettel, and tried backing him into Ricciardo.
