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I don't think charles is bad in the wet and actually think he's one of the stronger drivers in mixed conditions based on past races (if you look at performance and not results, because often times he's fast, but then Ferrari strategy comes into play with changing conditions and the results don't reflect his driving à la Russia 2021) But he's definitely struggling in the wet with THIS car. Previous years he's never really had this problem (at least since his rookie year). It's so strange that's there's a weakness in his driving that's coming up now. Because he's pretty much been an all rounder since he sorted out his tyre management in 2020. Anyway, what he said in his interview will definitely come back to bite him. I sometimes wish he wasn't so honest, because people already have this idea that he sucks in the rain, and him saying that he is struggling in these conditions - while it may be true for this year - will just reinforce that narrative for everyone

Yeah, it’s a tough one. On one hand his honesty and self-awareness is refreshing, but on the other, him shouldering the blame like that (also quickly going back on what he said in Canada) is definitely being used as an “aha” for those who already think poorly of him.

At least the F1-75 had a solid foundation, which they then started chipping away at with brilliant upgrade packages, and finally the TD did them in completely. But even with all its problems the car was… well, more competitive towards the end of the season than this one is. Hell, I would even argue that suddenly the SF-1000 (up to this point collectively believed to be the worst thing Ferrari rolled out in about a decade or so) isn’t looking so bad by comparison. It was a difficult car, it lacked proper balance, it was all over the place… but even so, I feel like Charles had moments of brilliance with that car. This one he can’t seem to get to grips with, can’t find the right set-up for it, his car loses performance in mixed conditions…Whereas in the SF-1000 he drove his heart out in the wet/changing conditions in Turkey and we were this close to a Ferrari double podium. Which in the season they had seemed borderline impossible.

By this time in the season in 2020 he had two podiums to his name. Like the lows were definitely low, but the highs also seemed to be higher?? I remember there was this whole phenomenon of him qualifying P4 when he arguably had no right to be there given what he was driving—this led to him creating a bottleneck in the race until he eventually and inevitably got overtaken and tumbled back down the order because the car lacked race pace. Which, the SF-23 does as well, only now even qualy is a trickier beast. I don’t know. Binotto and co. definitely left him with a difficult puzzle to figure out.

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