Oscar Piastri will end Max Verstappen
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The fact that Oscar and Carlos are the only ones to beat redbull in a race/sprint is crazy
Something to take into account here.
Mercedes beat them for eight straight years in the WCC.
@@TheSt1092 yes your are right but Redbull had a dominant season last year they were untouchable
@@TheSt1092ok but was that last year?
and the year before that lmao @@Etanh4214
Let's see Oscar take it to Lando first, before we start with this "end Max" nonsense. With that said, Love Oscar's speed and approach/mindset. I won't be shocked if Oscar get's that first win before Lando
Exactly Lando is too easily written off.
@@TheSt1092People talk about Norris as if he's in his 30s already and doesn't have much room to improve. They seem to forget he's only 2 years older than Piastri
Of course. But this could be a real fun time come his prime.
@@Vislowexactly, this is why I hate when people talk about George vs Lando in F2 and how that makes Lando much worse
Lando has shown repeatedly that he doesnt have the winner mentality and cracks when it matters. He struggled against a rookie that didnt have the latest spec car sometimes. Oscar will only get better...
The prospect of an Oscar vs Max throwdown is very appealing. Hopefully Oscar has a competitive car for the next few years.
I can't see McLaren falling off a cliff before the regulation changes. They've got all the pieces of the puzzle in place to fully respond to Red Bull whereas Ferrari and Mercedes have still to put theirs in place (they will do though later this year). As for Oscar, he has the attitude suitable to handle the pressure.
If he has a competitive car, he won't beat Lando let alone Max
@MichaelTarailo-st1nv I don't know man. I guess we will just have to wait and see.
I Don,t no,max drove so easy and there was no competition,what as they are really go Racing and Max Verstappen put 20procent more Racing harder and faster then we get a Good year...
@@MichaelTarailo-st1nv Sorry but I don't think you are right, OP will beat LN this year, now his rookie season is over, his sophomore year is where people will realise this lad is a future WDC champion, he's already caught and now passing Lando.... don't get me wrong I really like Lando, but it's clear to see OP has more raw race pace.... if I was Zak I would already relegate LN to no 2 driver..... I know I'm going to get hate over this, but OP is the lad to overthrow Max, There's and outside chance for Leclerc & Russell too... but unlikely.... if Merc, Ferrari or RB need a new driver..... OP should be the man....
I don't know if Oscar will go toe-to-toe with Max for titles, but I'm pretty excited about his season.
Piastri is already one of my favorites.
Not in 2024, but in future seasons he will be a good challenge.
as an Australian, I am SO HYPED for a possible Trans-Tasman championship battle between Oscar and Liam!!! Back when the Juri Vips saga was going down and Liam had been named the new RB reserve, I connected the dots for this to happen, and as 2023 went on, it only got more and more likely!
There's something so unique in the AUS Vs NZ rivalry, if Australia's out of the picture I'll support the black and white all day. But in a head to head, it's game on.
Having Liam there too fighting Oscar will be fun!
Liam doesn't have a drive as far as I know. Wish him well. Hope to see him in F1.
@@PunkarellaOGit’s only a matter of time really, whether RB takes him or he moves on, he’s more than proved himself
Piastri is one to keep your eyes on for exactly the reasons you say. His attitude and bearing are amazing for such a young guy. His mindset is very conducive to success. Lando MIST get rid of the poisonous negativity. I REALLY like them both, but Oscars mindset is like those of the athletes I send to college. The ones that go on to succeed at am elite level
Indeed. Mark Webber taught him well and Stella has masterfully fostered and Brown capturing.
Oscar vs Max would be amazing to see. But first let’s see how the McLarens pace looks like
Of course. But the initial signs look far more spicy than in recent years.
@@LawVS that for sure I’m really hoping to see a McLaren in it’s glory again (not a McLaren Fan)
You need to hold your horses a bit. If Oscar "ends" Lando, then we can speculate further.
I reckon he's made a good start. In the second half of 2023, Oscar outqualified Lando and the latter started making mistakes. Granted, Lando will kick on for 2024 but he has been rattled after probably feeling invincible besting Daniel.
@@LawVS True.
@@LawVS not completely agree. After Qatar, Lando dominated Piastri. Only in qualifying Piastri could challenge him, but not in the races (not in any of those last four or five).
@@basdollevoet2824yep, on long run speed Lando destroys him but maybe he can close the gap with more experience. That or he'll be like Perez and just simply not be as good as his teammate. We shall see
Beat his rookie season. Only Lewis is higher 🤔 check the list dude.
As talented as Oscar is the only man who will end Verstappen is himself when he decides he doesn’t fancy racing at 47 street tracks in America every year.
I see what you mean and that is a fair look at it.
So you're saying I should be a future Oscar fan?
Okay, I'm in.
I won't tell you what to do.
@@LawVS "😉😉"
I hope you haven't put any money on it.
There‘s not a single driver on the grid who would beat Max over a season in comparable cars, especially not anyone of the “new gen“ aka Leclerc, Norris, Gasly, Ocon, Russell, Piastri etc. , it’s simply not happening.
I think leclerc has the best chance, when his car was almost at the same level as the rb he was outsmarting max and out racing him
@@Umar-gw6fy Max has dominated Leclerc his whole life. He got absolutely destroyed in karting year after year and he‘s still nowhere near Max‘s level in F1.
In a way yes. But the attitude to even mount a challenge is critical.
@@Reaz399 Exactly, no one on the F1 grid was as dominant as Max in his junior career, and I'm talking mostly about karting since Max only did 1 year in F3. If you look at Max's karting career and the way he entered the sport at age 17, and if you look at the way he won his first race, it shouldn't come as a surprise that he is the type of guy to dominate the way he did in 2023. Max is one of a kind. The only one that comes close is Kimi Antonelli, who I'll be watching in F2 this year.
Lewis did in 2021
The whole oscar s "who he thinks he is to turn down alpine" saga shows that people dont watch junior formulas.. he was a back to back to back champion.
For sure! Alpine trained him to do...what? He ended up being bait for Alonso.
One of the things I like about him is how he handles all of this in a calm/mature way despite being so young(he's the 3rd driver born in the 2000s to race in F1 and being from 2003 myself, I hope I see someone from that year soon) and shows what the new gen of drivers are capable of. Webber really teached him well
Yep. All that learning from Mark Webber with his own experiences with Sebastian must be so helpful.
As much as i would love to believe this, I cant help but feel like the comparison should be to a Hamilton. Verstappen feels like a once-in-a-generation talent, where as Oscar feels more like a Hamilton, a driver who can hit the ground running and keep up with the changes of the sport. Yes, theyre both good drivers, but in different ways.
Edit: and I'm not saying that Oscar cant be as good as Verstappen, he can definitely grow into an equal caliber driver. I just feel like Verstappen is such a different type of driver that most drivers today arent a fair comparison
I can see your thinking. However, I feel that Oscar's grit and composure is refreshing to see and something that Max already respects.
@@LawVS I would have to agree with that. I just think its too soon to say that he's an equal to Max. I would love to see the two of them go at it on the track for the championship.
Lewis is the epitome of a once in a generation talent, no question.
It’s almost like people have forgot what he has done since he hasn’t been fighting for wins these last two years. It’s either insane recency bias or genuinely people who weren’t around to see it.
Max is the only one in the last 15 years who could possibly be compared to him if he keeps it up.
I still think there are questions to be asked of Max when he is under pressure, no doubt. He has the talent though.
Would be great to see him against top drivers in similar paced machinery.
On Oscar, he is very talented too, very calm mentality, eager to learn.
I think he will is more likely to be a World Champion than Norris.
There, I said it.
@@W0lf_91 I do agree that Hamilton is one of the greatest of all time, to say that Max is the only one who could compare is a bit of a overstatement. Alonso, Vettel, Rosberg, Massa(debatibly) could all put a fight to Hamilton, and some actually did beat him. I do like Hamilton, but to say he's unmatched until Max is a stretch.
@@winnerloser
Rosberg, Vettel weren’t in Lewis’ league.
Alonso was more comparable as an overall racing driver but not in terms of natural ability.
no no he wont
He will. Not this season but when he's good to go.
@@LawVSyou mean the season that max does the lemans? You know the first season after his retirement?
If he can make his tire management as good as Max he has a chance, but there's no telling if he will.
You typed: "no no he wont"
Did you mean: "yes yes he will"?
@@LawVSby then, Max will be racing in GTWC or WEC
I may be a Ferrari fan but rn. Charles is unable to challenge Verstappen with the car we have. Piastri is a good option as McLaren do have good strategies and room for a car that could challenge Red Bull
I feel that Charles could bring it to Max on a race-by-race basis but over a whole season, I could see the pounding Max would rain upon him to be too much. To beat Max, you need to be just as fearless and unflappable.
Why underrated your favourite driver like that?? Charles is good enough, what I saw in 2022 and at the end of 23 was enough for me to believe he's got what it takes.
@@flintey360I don't think he is underrating Charles but rather says that Ferrari is not up to the standards Red Bull set during these past seasons
I disagree the only reason Leclerc is flapping is because the team around him particularly under Binotto made some utterly non-sensical decisions . Charles didn't get . Ferrari has largely been in organisational disarray since the Schumacher era dream team of Brawn-Byrne and Todt all left. Binotto tried to destroy Leclerc the same way he destroyed Vettel. @@LawVS
Did you forget Lando is still alive? You know, the better McLaren driver...
Right now, i think the only people who would beat max over a season is Hamilton since he almost did if not for Abu Dhabi (which we shall not speak of), Leclerc if he cleans up a bit (lets be honest, he has a mistake or two in him), Lando if he manages to get Piastri out of his head and Alonso because he's an android made by the Spanish Government to take over formula 1. Oscar needs more time in the oven to be on that level. I can see Oscar being there in a couple years, but i dont see him taking down Max before 2028 and i think there's a good chance he just retires at that point.
Right now, Lewis and Charles are the two closest opponents. But Lando and Oscar will come up fast.
OK Law, biased or not you simply must get off the meth!!!! I will agree that I think Oscar has no fear but he hasn't been around long enough to test Max yet. I think we better make sure we keep Lando here first and foremost so Oscar has to put Lando behind him before I will give this thought any credit :)
It will take some time but this video is more like a call to keep an eye on him and he conducts himself.
I agree with everything you've said about Oscar, there's something about him that reminds me of an old school gentleman racer, he has what it takes to become a world champion. I wish him the best, from team LH44. 💪💯🇯🇲
The person I was waiting to watch
I don't think Oscar has the same ceiling as Max, Oscar's consistency is what got him those rookie titles in f3 and f2. Max has the consistency and the crazy raw pace which I doubt Oscar has to match Max.
I see your point and it's valid, but I reckon that out of all the current drivers who have been shaken up by Max, Oscar has come in at the right time to observe that and go "I think I can take him eventually."
no offence but r u crazy ??? he is the only driver in history of f2 to get 4 poles in a row even charles couldn’t do that
he outqualified norris in the second half of the season
norris the driver that if partnered with max would be considered max‘ fastest ever teammate
@@clintblacktiger8229 I watched that f2 season and it was consistent race pace that got him to the title. He has incredible racecraft and race management which kept him out of trouble, Leclerc may not have gotten 4 poles in a row but he was pushing those cars to the edge of their limits. Oscar is less instinctual with his driving style which is why I don't think his ultimate ceiling is the same as Max/Leclerc. Him being more of a thinker and levelheaded is kinda his ultimate strength as opposed to Max/Leclerc who are much more hot-headed.
You have not seen the best of Oscar yet. He is playing low as Webber's plan for him.
@@94notyou I think you missed the point. Consistent race pace may have been what got him the title, but being the only driver to get four consecutive poles shows he does have excellent one lap pace too. Is he good enough to beat Max in an equal car? Well let's hope we can find out one day because no matter who comes out on top it will certainly be exciting. And if we are really lucky there will be other drivers in the mix too.
oscar is definitely future wdc material but i dont see him beating max anytime soon
Oh yeah I would agree. I just wish for people to keep an eye on him.
Oscar has alot things to learn: wet driving, outlap pushing, tyre management. But the most important factor I reckon is the mindset. In the 23 season, I didn't see him pushing to the very limit. I think he is so cautious that he may never try to overdrive the car. And this is not a good mindset for a talented rookie, if you compare that with Max, Lewis, Lec, Russel and Lando. If he just smoothly raise his racecraft through time, I don't think he will ever reach the level of Max & Lewis.
Of course. He's got stuff to learn but he's aware of that.
TBF, taking it a bit easy for the first year is not the worst, as long as you're not too far behind your teammate. Get in that laptime and race experience instead of pushing just a bit too hard and having to spend the rest of the day watching mechanics glue your car back together.
Wow if it isn’t the one and only Captain Obvious!
@@Appletank8 Fair enough, but for the second year I hope to see some audacious maneuver from Oscar which can prove his natural talent, just like Max in Brazil 2016. If Mark shapes Oscar to be a Sainz type of driver, who is always be cautious and try to be Mr. Consistency throughout his career, I would be rather disappointed. Because that mindset cannot make a great driver challenging Max, Lewis and Nando.
@@MichaelTriton Hey, better than Logan. Was he pushing too hard to prove himself and spun out? Maybe. And it made everyone clown on him.
The video title is a little stupid . I think Max is probably going to win this year title I still think that Charles Leclerc could do something against Verstappen if Ferrari sort their car and strategy out . Even if Verstappen the the title every year until he retires I still reckon he'll be in the top 3/4 of the WDC every year until he leaves.
Oh yeah he will win in 2024, I reckon he is still on it and the RB20 will be the best...but I would watch Oscar still.
Lando is not going to lie down . He will be right and he WILL win races this year@@LawVS
As much as I want to see Max have a challenge, Oscar is NOWHERE close to where he can fight Max. McLaren has been on the pace to make a good car, don’t get me wrong. However, the skills Oscar has shown is limited compared to Max’s skills because he has 8 seasons to show how big of a menace he is on track for everyone. I feel like if he were to fight Max, he would need to have a couple of good seasons and prove that he is the better driver than Lando Norris. Until that point, the closest challenger is Lewis and Lando, with maybe Charles if Ferrari finished getting their heads out of their asses.
Right now he's got work to do but he's got the right attitude to take it to him.
Not this season
Nope, but he has the core fearlessness to take it soon.
This kind of video title proves there are numpties out there that think Lando is just a big joker and don't take him sertiously or treat him with respect.
Did you watch the video? Lando handles things differently to Oscar and will respond but 2024 will be pivotal in how he handles the challenge.
Well said. Lando will beat Piastri hard this year, as he did in all the races last year. Ppl only look at Quali laps….but Piastri eats his tyres and falls back big time compared to Lando each race. Ppl don’t look at that….
@@LawVS
Lando will continue like in 2023, beating Piastri each race on race pace, again and again….
I wouldnt call it the end but, more like the most possible competition to him in the near future. Im pretty sure max will continue to dominate even when oscar has a competitive car. Max is just too perfect.
Yes that end will come as do all eras
@@LawVS mhm
Oscar had a chance to put himself in the Max category but failed to beat Lando over the year and finished with half of Lando’s points.
Given that Lando is just a year older than Oscar I say that Lando Prime has the real shot to “end Max Verstappen”
We have to remember he was a rookie and come the second half of the season, he was scoring podiums, sprint wins and acting like a seasoned racer. In one year. Yes, Lando will respond...but it won't be easy.
Oscar will drive for LawVS in 2024
I think a couple of decent showings from Piastri show he has promise, but it is a big stretch to say with confidence that he can out compete Max over the course of a season. I think Max is different level to anyone at the moment as I think Checo last year showed it wasn’t just the RB19 that made Max win. I think you put Max in an RB, Ferrari, McLaren or Merc and he wins the title now….
I reckon his rookie year has given him plenty of promise and his attitude is excellent to tackle Max's pressure.
As long as we're doing unhinged predictions here's mine. The mix up front is Lando, Max, Leclerc. Swapping P1/P2 or crashing each other out every weekend. Piastri goes full raikonnen, getting steady p3/4 and the occasional sprint win.
Piastri ends up with the title on raw consistency.
I reckon the Kimi-ness of him, plus the tutelage of Mark Webber is a genius combination.
When was the last time someone won the title without ever getting P1?
I still wonder if Carlos was having an ESL moment with his 'He's intimidating me' comment. I'd love someone to ask him to clarify that as I fell off my chair laughing when it happened and thought there's no way a pro driver would mean to say that over the radio.
I think he regrets saying it and the editor who found that soundbite got a raise.
I also believe in Piastri, his rookie season was noting short of spectacular. In all interviews I've seen, he seems focused and determined. He is not resting on any sort of laurels, he is only looking forward, and how to improve. This mindset is key for success, he has the right personality, the right skills, he only needs the right car.
Yep. Webber's experience has been pivotal in giving him coolness.
Man as a Verstappen fan I will look forward to that day I respect Oscar and would love to see the 2 of them battle it out!
I reckon Max fans want an iconic challenge for a title.
Oscar is a very exciting young talent, and I think he can be a future world champion one day! Also, I'm from his home city, Melbourne, Australia, and I think if he wins the world championship, I think he and F1 can get more widely known thoughout Australia and have more Aussie fans!
Oh yes, the first WCC since Alan Jones.
When will people realize that the most important thing in F1 is pace. Piastri can only challenge him if Mclaren has a way faster car than the RB to the point where it can compensate the deficit of pace between Piastri and Verstappen. However, if the Mclaren is indeed that fast, any top 7 drivers on the grid can challenge Verstappen in that Mclaren.
Mental fortitude is important, but only to a small extent compared to actual pace. Yes, Piastri has excellent mental fortitude, but his pace is comparatively abysmal to the top guys in F1. Only Hamilton and possibly Alonso that have both the pace and mental fortitude to beat Verstappen in a car with similar speed at the moment. The conversation about Piastri needs to stay inside the topic on whether he can beat Norris first.
I see what you're saying but the fortitude in the head is so important given Max's complete confidence and titanic desire to decimate his opponents. Charles is proof. He has the skill to match Max but can't keep it together for a whole campaign. Ferrari don't help that either.
@@LawVSYeah I agree about Leclerc. He arguably has better raw pace than Hamilton and Alonso, but he's quite a bit more incomplete than the two. If Piastri can develop his pace, then I don't think he'll be another Leclerc and instead be a better challenger. That is a big if however, the gap in pace massive if you calculate it vi h2h stats.
I think Oscar has the potential to beat Max, but first he has to beat Lando Norris and gain some experience and consistency before he can challenge Max
Of course. One step at a time.
As long as Max has a competitive car, there is no other driver on the grid who can beat him. Maybe the other driver will get a few wins over Max, but through the course of a season, there’s no one out there who can be as consistent as Max. Saying otherwise is a) a disservice to what Max has accomplished since 2018 (yup, he’s been consistent since then), and b) overhyping Oscar, who’s still a fledgling and whose career trajectory is not something we can predict.
There are several drivers who’ve burned bright initially to flame out quite quickly in their careers.
Correct. The right combination has proven crucial for any credible and lengthy title campaign.
No 😂😂
He will be one of the new top drivers in F1! But he will not end Max!
Yeah Alonso won the last two Championship with Michael in Ferrari, but certianly did not end him! :)
He will at least give Max some fun battles
Laando will be finish top 3 in the championship this year I reckon.
He does stand a good chance to be in the top 3, but Oscar will be in the mix for the top 5 potentially.
Oscar is very talented but rough diamond that needs much cutting and polishing before he can begin to run with Max.
Of course. This will take some time.
Only way this will happen is if McLaren nails the new regs. I don’t see McLaren in these regs beating Red Bull
I can see them getting close and the right combination of car and driver and understanding their opponents could make it fun though.
Piastri has shown he's the only one with the mindset to win against Max. He's not satisfied with a podium place and he's very critical of himself when he chews through his tires.
Yes, but he chooses to channel that self-critical attitude into finding an answer for it which is good.
@@LawVS Yes but it feels like he does that in a ruthless way that works for him. When you look at Sainz, LeClerc or even Norris it feels like they struggle with their self criticism and become complacent. Piastri just states that he has to get better and goes for it.
I like Oscar...but he has ways to go...everyone on track(top half) are good
Oh yeah. Give it time.
no doubt Piastri is a big talent.... as good as Lando on his bad day. He does have quality, no doubt. But.... being on Max or Fernando level? In same car? Forget it! For few years at least...
It will take some time, yes. But Oscar possesses the fearless grit to handle the pressure when it comes his way. In just one year, he gave Lando pause for thought.
@@LawVS ... you know what i do like of him the most? And it´s different from Max,Lando,George? He´s absolute calm. He doesn´t rumble and never seen him being in bad mood. He´s always nice.... and...humble. I like that.
maybee he will go in history... as a quiet champion. And that´s a big compliment. 🤗 ...btw...cheers. Like your content.
Well.... if you look back in history, comparing Max and Oscar would be Senna and Prost.... kinda...😁
Agree
As I see it piastri is already on par with norris in his 2nd year. That's already way too impressive to match an established driver in a comfortable car. 2024 is just unlucky for him, he paid for others mistakes, team favouring norris and safety cars.
No, he won't. Max is superior in every aspects as well as tons of experience and Max has something Oscar does not, he is a killer, Oscar is not. Its not like there is a massive age gap either.
Oh well.
@LawVS Charles has a better chance in competing. Charles is at least as fast over 1 lap as well as knowing Max from years of racing
yeah cant wait from prime piastri. thats gonna be good, him vs max!
Oscar is great in qualifying but not fast enouch in the race. He's like jarno trulli.
He is good, but no Max verstappen.
Give him time, he DOES have a lot to learn still but for a rookie year it was great.
@@LawVS true
Oscar will most likely be a world champ 1 day
Would rate Oscar way more if he could have at least matched Lando for race pace. Idk if he has enough natural talent to beat max.
At least he is aware of the flaw and is working on correcting it. It's understandable. Rookie gets a car that can get podiums and is in the mix for big points and goes too hard.
Ok let's all calm down. Let's see him win something first. Max and Lewis are elite. Oscar can't even dominate Lando right now.
Max didn't even have to fight for it in 23. Let Oscar first figure out how not to destroy his tyres and then we will see how much pace that will cost him.
Of course. It's all learning.
That will take several seasons….to be consistent on all tracks, all tyres and in all circumstances… Consistency is the key Max has…
Oscar has ZERO idea about Race Pace & Tyre Management & it will probably take him at Least 3 more Seasons to Learn that Skill…Max ‘s First Win as an 18 Year Old in his First Race with a Brand New Team & Engine was mainly down to his Tyre Management ( obviously the Merc’s crashing out made that possible). Even Max’s 2 4th Places in 2015 was more down to his innate Race Pace Pace, Oscar had A LOT to Learn if you think he can challenge Max who is going into his 10th Season….
I wouldn't say he has ZERO experience, but it IS something he needs to work on and he accepts that. I am sure that McLaren will teach him all he needs to know and with the MCL38 being built around him, it will probably be a more optimal car for his style.
Zero? Really? Omg you don't watch F1? Why comment if you have ZERO knowledge of the sport?
Well said
@@LawVSthe car ISNT BUILD AROUND PIASTRI… stop with your delusions
The guy hasn't even beat Lando yet. Saying he's going to "end" Max is laughably premature.
Lando has not won a race in 5 years.😂😂😂
Oscar wasn't expected to trouble Lando but he did trouble him and highlighted Lando's flaws.
Totally agree, way too premature
By the time Piastri got the skills and tools to "end" Max Verstappen Max already driving GT cars.
I reckon he will be better at tyres in 2024. But the attitude from the get-go is encouraging.
What about Lando, or Charles, or George. All of thise guys have the guts, just dont have the car.
I don't know. I feel like they have chips on their shoulder. Charles has had years of unreliability and mistakes hang over him. George has had the rug pulled from under him in terms of his future leadership of Mercedes and Lando has yet to have a proper attempt at consistent battles at the front.
@@LawVSfair. But future will tell.😊
George won’t be a contender until the team is build around him. He has insecurities that make him overdrive the car and meddle with strategies during the race.
Max is the best formula 1 driver ever! Piastri has a lot of work to do to make your idiotic opinion come true!
Max will destroy you, your career and take your wife, just ask Daniil Kvyat
Charles: "Get in line, son"
Charles: *looks at Lewis joining* NOOOOO!
Just rumors@@LawVS
@@Firemarioflower Rumours was a great album your comment on the other r
Hand hasn’t aged well has it?
I agree that Piastri is probably the driver most likely to challenge Max, if the cars are close. Lando is too soft and lacks the killer instinct and mental stability. Leclerc still makes too many mistakes, George is not consistent enough, Lewis will be too old.
The last few races in 2023 where Lando HAD the fastest car in Brazil gave me pause. Max's combo with the RB19 is a whole other animal.
I don't think so. The end of Max will either be self inflicted or due to the car. Oscar has the temperament to be world champion. Max overall will be a better driver. The only person who can go toe to toe with max is Charles. But signed for ferrari so he won't be a threat.
It could be multiple factors and if the car does become a limiting factor on Max's part, he will pull out over 100% and we will see Ultimate Max going up against Oscar or anyone.
How soon they forget LH, Fernando🙄
A driver, and his team, must have a contending car they are willing to wreck on the inside line to beat Max. This is what Lewis finally committed to at Silverstone 21 and it took the whole year, the Bottas special at Hungary, and a few spicy power units to claw back to level with Max for the finale.
The past two years of the new regs, teams got conservative with any shot at a podium, while Max would drive Mick Schumacher off the track to salvage a midfield position. The competition isn’t committed.
The Sainz/Perez interaction was telling. I like Carlos but that was a little weird. Risks need to be taken and Oscar hurling into Turn 1 unafraid is what we have been missing as of late.
It will take a few more years, and I still wouldn't say he will. But I definitely think he can!
Oh yes, this is the early times.
Ummm, no. Piastri is in league with a Russell or a Sainz, but he’s in no way a Hamilton or Verstappen caliber. He might get a few wins or a Keke Rosberg style championship, but he’s no second-coming mutli WDC title grabber. Especially not with Kimi Antonelli on the horizon.
Too early to say on that front but he can easily cruise into the front runner collective.
Well you are extremely biased when it comes to Oscar as you admit. Ignore the fact that he is a lot older than Lando was when he joined Mclaren.
Ignore the fact that Lando won five junior championships back to back as a rookie. Only beaten once by in his whole junior career and that was by George Russell when he was also competing against other future f1 drivers.Disappointing that you get the facts of Oscars move to Mclaren incorrect. When Oscar moved to Mclaren it was all done through Mark Webber his manager. The Move to Mclaren was signed before the famous tweet and not after. Mark approached Mclaren with Oscar who was a free agent.
There was no fight over Oscar simply Alpine tried to undoe their mistake by making out a letter of intent was a contract.
Lando is a much better driver than Daniel so not significant to compare his performance against Max. I expect a minimum two year extension to Landos contract shortly after testing the new car.
Lando is in the Lewis mold and not the Max mold and Lewis can be self deprecating at times. Oscar will get closer to Lando but thats to be expected . I will be surprised if Oscar gets close to Lando at the end of the current season.
I at least am honest about it and explain my thought process. Lando has been rattled from his post-2022 perch
@@LawVS So rattled he has had his greatest year ever! six second places and a third in eleven races. lol
Oh yes, well said!! Exactly that. All your points
@@LawVS I was also correct that he would sign a multi year extension to his contract
@@LawVS Well here we are in 2024 . Japan is over and he has started like his rookie year. Where is the improvement? Questions are now being asked. Oscar is a great driver but potentialy better than Lando? 3:1 down in quali and races ? A poor Japan and no excuses of new tracks this year except China. I believe that Oscar is very mature and has been for a few years so less opportunity to improve and grow mentally. Lando started just 19 and is only 18 months older. Lando has got a spring in his step and he is back to his consistent qualifying. Oscar when interviewed by Channel four was aked how would you describe lando in one word. Perhaps "fun", ? No the naswer was "quick".
Just an addendum check out China . I rest my case.
Let's not get ahead of ourselves here, he has plenty of things to show before even starting to consider him as a competitor for a championship. He has to improve one tyre management, something Max had from the get-go. Max was able to hold off Räikkönen for over 25 laps in his first race for RB to win it, the perfect test of tyre management since any rookie could easily cook his tyres in such a defense and fall off rapidly. Then there is wet racing, he has to show something there too. Max showed how good he was back in a downpour at Brazil 2016, Piastri has shown none of the like. He has the mental fortitude on his side, better than Leclerc for instance, i'll give him that, but he has plenty left to show if he wants to challenge Max.
Of course. But the package seems the most compelling with no sign of chips on shoulders.
Oscar is impressive, too early to say. Lando did a better job in his first year using the most reliable barometer against his teammate ie he was closer on average both in qualifying and race times. Oscar’s temperament is very like that of Prost or Lauda, analytical and intelligent. No question though Norris has huge natural speed. This season will be interesting. Max will win again I think but hopefully with a much better fight.
Agree
Let McLaren firstly become a GP winning car before we start thinking of the new WDC, thusfar i wont see this happen with that RB car that puts the whole field on 30s and with RB shifting to 2024 early season while the rest is still catching up, when McLaren starts closing that gap, we will speculate who's gonna beat Max.
Of course. But giving it time will see Oscar Prime.
Nope, I think he'll retire before anyone even gets close. They'd have to be driving at his level or better, with a car at his level or better. Unless something crazy happens at RedBull Max is good to go for a longtime.
Depends on how he takes the new cars in 2026. If he gets halfway into 2026 and isn't enjoying the racing side of it, I could see him just walking.
If by take down you mean the next champion.. I don't know...
But you may be right. I've thought it before. We'll see what happens in 7 years.
For a start, it'll be the odd race when they're the two front runners.
Don't forget that there at least three other drivers that he needs to beat to challenge max. Charles is still my pick it's Ferrari that needs to improve, had Ferrari been a competent team closer to red bull in 2022 not just a faster car at the start, charles would have beaten max that year. Charles still beat carlos while having a worse time with the car.
Of course, but I reckon that those three drivers have chips on their shoulders and have already gone up against Max and ultimately lost.
Piastri is still so young yet he has such an mature attitude.
Indeed. Webber said that he sees stuff in him that should be present in drivers who've been around for ages.
Your putting a lot of faith into a guy who dose not/can’t even use his tyres. That’s something IMHO that cannot be taught. Very easy to get a person who’s is 110% to bring them down to 100% than someone who’s great at 90% but near impossible to bring them up to 100%…
I understand where you are coming from and it is something Oscar needs to work on; probably doing plenty of simulator work. However, he is in possession of the right attitude to take it to Max.
@@LawVS Definitely 💯 agree the kid and I suppose I should remind myself it was his rookie year but I can’t help but compare his rookie year to like Hamilton & Vettel who worked their tyres 🛞 perfectly in their rookie years but a title battle between Max, Lando & Oscar would be epic
you hope
I do hope and I hope for a good championship contest.
@@LawVSI do respect him but you can't just bail out on a team like that 😅 so that is why I don't like him
I also see Oscar as an opponent to Max. Lando has, in a lesser way, the same problem as Charles, their just too nice! To win championships you have to be more aggressive and don't care what others say.
I reckon that when Oscar is fully up to speed, he will be able to handle a challenge from Max admirably.
Max be like: Finally… a worthy opponent, OUR BATTLE WILL BE LEGENDARY!
Let's see what happens this year. If he improves again....maybe?
Also I disagree with rookies having to perform right away because Sergant is still here.
This is a long term situation.
Max will dominate this sport for the coming years. Screen shot this.
For sure but Oscar has potential to be the next disruptor.
I think from the current field I would agree Piastri is possibly Verstappens greatest threat the coming seasons.
Coming seasons, yes. Not 2024.
Omg I can’t wait for the 2024 season to start I’m so excited to see everyone’s performances
Yep. So many fun narratives to follow.
I need F1 fans to pick up some other relaxing hobbies or just learn to chill.
I just like to share, is all.
I recently went through my 'relevant' subscriptions and I wasn't surprised that the top 3 were all F1 channels. They were:
The main F1 channel
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And you ofc
That guy is amazing!
I agree with your point of Oscar’s mental approach to things. This is backed up by Andrea Stella. On his podcast he says the big difference w/ Oscar to Lando is he is calm, not easily shaken. He says that a trait mature champions have.
Oh yes. With Max being there, you cannot be shaken up or else he will mop the floor with you.
That is assuming Verstappen doesn't leave the sport because he is too bored.
2026 is pivotal.
Not 100% shure about that but i can kinda see it. He is just so calm
That calmness will be crucial once he is ready to go after Max.
I started to really watch F1 this season, and Lando and Oscar very quickly became my favourites, very different personalities but amazing guys both, I hope they will have a lot of success soon
I reckon McLaren are onto a great lineup for a good few years yet...as long as they can keep a lid on them.
Don't say things like that, we can live in hope, but don't say it out loud.
I will manifest this so we can have a barnstormer of a title challenge.
Putting on my tin foil hat for this one. But in all seriousness I really hope you're right
Give it time but I will be very keen to see how 2024 plays out.
He will definitely be a future champion. It's just a matter of time and patience. 2026 could be anyone's game.
Oh yeah. This is a medium speed burner.
Max Verstappen: I don't want to go through another championship battle like that
Year your probably right Oscar will get him at some point but....... The G.O.A.T will be first .......44
Max won't want to but sometimes he won't get much of a choice.
@@LawVS Your correct, new sub here as the content creation from you is second 2 none!👑
@@LawVSMax said that at the beginning of 2023… ofc he didn’t want another 2021 stressful year so close to eachother. Simply based on energy nothing more. He would love competition like he had with Charles at the start of 2022… but not with all negative press like in 2021… THATS what he says and means.
Your Oscar bias is showing a lot (I appreciate you calling that out in the video). I do like how he showed this season he wasn't going to back down. Monza was a great example, pretty sure Lewis thought that Oscar would break early and give him the space.
Oh yeah it's important to show that I have some bias but I still wish to show my working on this one.
As I bought a oscar piastri jersey recently, I am inclined to agree! Oscar is definitely the silent but deadly type, baha. I am really excited to see how he grows, and I am definitely seeing if he picks up that team leader role once lando inevitably moves to another team at some point.
I reckon Zak sees Oscar as a backup so that there will be a strong leader for years.
Someone has to take the torch when Max is quitting. Oscar is on the top teams list for sure. Tremendous talent for sure.
As happens throughout history
Is this a prediction or some kind of wish list ? Seems to reflect your own proffered driver, we need another clear season to make any decision about the Mc Laren drivers and probably a lot longer to see Max being beaten by someone else
Of course. This is more of an observation based on 2023 and the headlines.
Well said.
@@LawVSIts click bait for clicks….
Probally Oscar Piastri is toppeling Max Verstappen in the future. He has a stabile head on his shoulders. Liam Lawson is pulled thru the mental wringes of Helmut Marko and he seems to has a stabile head also now.
Further both young men have to have acces to the right car to do so.
Yes, in the future.
Maybe in the future, but definitely not in the next 2 seasons.
This year will see flashes of the future. 2025 could be fiery.
@LawVS i sure hope so, us Aussies have been teased with the idea of an Aussie champ for the last 15 years. Webber, then Ricciardo, i just hope Piastri can channel Brabham
As a Max fan that would be the only way I would like for Max's era to end
Oh yeah. In a hard-fought title battle showcasing 100% Max.