Join Paul and me as we review the FIA Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix from Zandvoort. We cover Max Verstappen’s win and each team and driver as they finished.
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Enjoyed the podcast, as always. Todd, thank you for your nice words! As a Dutchman, it did make me very proud to see how well the event was organized, and it’s nice that this did not go unnoticed.
Indeed. the Dutch showed the world how you can stage a successful F1 race in a new age with an iconic, historic circuit and still do so with civility and a terrific passion for your nation and fellow countryman, Max. It was heartening to see a nation rally for its driver and its pride. I once sat in a B&B in Belgium and ate breakfast with a Dutchman who took the opportunity to tell me how horrible I was because I was a Yankee and fair enough, every nation has its jerks, but I have met some of the most… Read more »
I apologize on behalf of my fellow countryman! And I appreciate you did not let this encounter cloud your image of our country. We do have some absolute nutcases over here, and I must admit I was a little afraid we would see hooligan behaviour towards Lewis but luckily the crowd seemed to remain pretty civilized and respectful. Also Lewis took it in stride, seeing it as passionate sports fans. Although I think he was never going to say anything negative about either the event, Max, or the public in fear of not leaving there alive
Agreed. How Lewis managed the situation was going to very important to how the fans responded and he did a good job knowing that in Silverstone, the roles are reversed so good on him for being a pro about it.
It is alwasy interesting to hear the strength of knowledge you both have, one as a devoted afficianado and one as a proracer, perspectives which allow a better understanding for us all. Sometimes, perhaps you could touch on the regulation changes coming vis-a-vis how the last race was run/strategized – prepare us for what’s coming, if you could.