Damon Hill’s Wonder to Max Vestapen’s pole lap

Damon Hill There is no secret to the fact that it is not Max VerustapaneThe biggest fan of. The 1996 world champion called the first red bull driver a “Cry Baby” and Claimed that he uses “fear and threat” against his rivalsHowever, Hill had a simple, four-word reaction to 27-year-old Tejashwi Sujuka Lap that secured him the position of pole in yesterday’s Japanese Grand Prix.

The four -time world champions, who usually calm down and gather on the team radio, when his race engineer Gianpiero Lambias confirmed that he was on the pole. It came as a surprise, given how difficult it is to drive the car this season.

“We made the best effort to get the best possible balance for the car, but it was not easy to qualify for the car, but it was not easy in every session,” Vastapane told reporters after the session. “I think where we made a difference and the last lap was just flat, I mean that here is on the border and perhaps a little place on it is incredibly rewarded.”

Written has written on Instagram after securing the 41st pole status of his career and setting a new track record, “he wrote on Instagram. He re -shared the response to Fernando Alonso’s impressive lap, stating that” any other driver “is at the level of Verustapane”.

The hill has come under fire to criticize Verustapane first, Especially at the end of the 2024 season when he claims he “fear and threatens“Speaking on Sky Sports at that time, Hill said that” there was some method for his anger on the track. ”

“He, as he says, knows what he is doing, but is it right and whether it is appropriate? And I think there are rules to ensure fairness too … and we should not condon the driving cars from the track,” he said. “I am clear about what I think of Max,” Hill said, seeing that he was running “dangerous” since entering F1. “He is like this, and he is consistent from the moment when he reached F1, which was considered as a dangerous strategy.”