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Having been paired together for three years at Red Bull Racing, Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo were often seen joking with each other and having fun. Now that the Australian racer has departed for Red Bull, do the two miss each other? Watch the video below to find out!
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Circuit de Catalunya - Winter testing
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Circuit de Catalunya - Winter testing
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Replies (5)
Login to replyajpennypacker
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I'd guess that a competitive animal like Max misses some competition. Gasly and Albon are farther than a mediocre driver like Barrichello was from Schumacher.
I really wonder what Red Bull are going to do. I still don't think that Albon was the improvement they expected. I am guessing they will get Kvyat the seat next year.
Ram Samartha
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Yeah, but we've got to give Albon a fighting chance. Too early to call. He is barely used to the car and now on he's on what's probably the most challenging track. He can only be an improvement over Gasly and Kvyat is a good senior driver for STR.
calle.itw
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Agreed, it's far too early. Gasly had the winter practice and the majority of GPs at hand to get comfy with the car, and Albon's got what? Give him a bit more time.
Ram Samartha
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Daniel, do you miss the paycheck and all the grief you were getting at Red Bull?
calle.itw
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Honestly, if I recall properly, Ric is getting better pay at Renault.