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F1 WDC: The car, the driver, or both?
Can the best engineered car driven by a decent driver alone, or the best driver in a decent car able to singly wrestle the drivers' championship?
Or both, the combination of the fastest driver in the fastest car can only win?
4 Answers
- SuperdogLv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
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- AmShaegarLv 510 years ago
I think 70% of it is the car, leaving the other 30% down to the driver.
If every driver drove the same cars (expect for the colours and sponsorship logos ect) I wonder who would win the drivers championship then? That would be the real test to find the best driver....
- ?Lv 410 years ago
It can be any of those.
3 examples.
Hamilton: The driver.
Vettel: The car
Button: Both.
It does need a good mix of both. Hamilton wouldn't have won his championship if he was in a Toyota or a Super Aguri. But equally, if Vettel wasn't fast enough to get pole positions, he wouldn't win races or championships. But to be fast needs the car.
