soph@leclercakgae
i got 4 years of slander to delete shit man
clara @leclercslettersmore from carlos on the situation: "let's say you're in a situation where you're competing against your teammate: you know you don't want to jeopardize the team's result, but at the same time, you want to win. this creates a certain internal tension because, although you desire victory, you're aware that you must act in the team's best interest and not take excessive risks. this has always been a reality in f1 teams. i can't recall any team that has had two good drivers battling for the top positions without problems arising when they were fighting for the wins. you can choose to have a 'second driver'—a number two—or you can have two competitive drivers, which inevitably leads to these kinds of tensions; in my opinion, it's impossible to have one without the other. perhaps at ferrari the situation is a little more intense because of everything surrounding the team, but i can't recall a time when this hasn't happened. It's happened at mercedes, at mclaren, in recent years, and also in 2006, 2007, and 2008, and at ferrari; in fact, i couldn't say when it hasn't happened. it's part of formula 1. if you're a team principal and you know you have two great drivers, you'll always face this challenge. i don't think it's possible to completely calm them both down and expect them not to try a maneuver to win the race" [marca]
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