Re: They say, "Red Bull closing in on Liam Lawson swap with Yuki Tsunoda"

Mark <mpconmy@gmail.com> writes:

pP85PrR <darryl_johnson@rogers.com> wrote:

One might even suggest that for anyone other than Max, getting a seat in
the Red Bull car is a career kiss of death.

    2. You have a better-than-even chance that you'll underperform in
       the car, and it could be career-ending.

You say that, but I like what Albon's been doing recently.  I also think
that Gasly's unceremonious bumping caused him no long-term harm; RB may
have pushed him, but they also provided the safety net, and he became a
better driver in that time.

I think I'm more positive about Tsunoda than many here; of course he's
no wunderkind, but I think he's a driver that has continued to learn and
improve. Alas, he does it at a pace that's not a good fit for the main
team.

Phil
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