Marko Hanželic
Can Formula 1 beat Hollywood screenwriters? Christian horner he certainly believes so. Team boss Red Bull is still excited about the season finale in Abu Dhabi and doesn’t believe Hollywood filmmakers could have staged the final round better. Max Verstappen won the Formula 1 title after overtaking a few turns before the end Lewis Hamilton.
Remember, he was before that Hamilton looks like a reliable winner and thus an eight-time world champion, but he is a driver Williams, which otherwise uses Mercedes engines, Nicholas latifi collided into a safety fence. A safety car drove onto the track, but he wins Lewis Hamilton it still did not seem endangered, as it was between him and Verstappen, who was in second place, more behind the circle of lagging racers by the race director Michael Massi at first he did not want to let go, but later he changed his mind anyway. Everything else is now history.
Already the whole season has brought an abundance of drama. We have seen spectacular overtaking, accidents, changes in the leadership of the championship, v Silverston in Monza the two protagonists for the title became entangled with each other, v Brazil in Saudi Arabia two fierce duels were on the verge of being allowed. All of this also attracts fans. Only c Austin na US GP there were more than more of them throughout the racing weekend 400 thousand.
"I think it's been 47 years since the two drivers were tied in points in the last race of the season." warns Horner. “I don’t believe film writers in Hollywood could put together a story like the one we experienced in F1 this year. As a result, the popularity of Formula 1 has greatly increased. ” This is also one of the reasons why the team boss Red Bull sees the season finale as the biggest sporting event of the year.
"It's amazing how many new fans we've gained in F1 this year," said of the growing interest in F1 Horner, who recently extended the contract with Red Bullom. Team boss Ferrari, Mattia Binotto, also praised the owners of Formula 1, the concern Liberty Medium for a commitment that has contributed greatly to the growth of the competition at the organizational and media level.
