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[ESPN F1] Max Verstappen becomes the second-fastest driver ever to reach 50 career wins in F1. Michael Schumacher is the only driver to reach that milestone in fewer races (lemmy.world)

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[–] danielfgom@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

No mate. The others were always competitive: McLaren with Heikennen and Coulthard were definitely faster cars as was the Williams of Senna and Hill. Shumi's Benetton was quick but not the quickest outright. Same with the Jordan. Way slower than the rest but he was still way up the field. Villneuve's BAR also finally had the issues worked out and were fast. There might have been a year, max 2, at Ferrari after a few years where they had the top engine but not by that much.

Overall he always performed better than the car was capable of. It was his skill and determination that got him there.