“He doesn’t need the job so when you don’t need the job and you don’t care [losing it], I think you have more balls to make the right decisions.' F1
“He doesn’t need the job so when you don’t need the job and you don’t care [losing it], I think you have more balls to make the right decisions.
“You could hear them say, ‘oh, we can still win the next 10 races’. And they haven’t won a single one.” The former F1 driver, who started 94 races, said that was not the case at Mercedes or Red Bull – and they were a better team for it.
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