Damon Hill

Yeah, there's a danger that he's seen as too passive when, you know, off the back of Hamilton having succeeded and making all these changes, which have helped him.

I think...

Charles, you can't be who you're not.

And I think it's really down to Freddie to understand, and I think he does, I think he understands both personalities very well, to understand what it is that...

And then to make sure he gets it.

At the moment, the focus has been on making this a quick car.

It's got the nice little...

uptick at the end of that for Hamilton in that it's also a car that can be balanced in the way he likes to drive it.

So those few little refinements on top of a basically quick car, an increasingly quick car it seems, are what Leclerc needs.

And

So I think there's a danger that the narrative is that Hamilton pushing for these changes is what's made this car quick.

It's not.

This car would have been quick regardless.

It's the type of car that they've created that is competitive.

And on Lewis's side of the garage, he's had the changes made that enable him to fully exploit it.

Leclerc needs to just dig down into his own strengths.

And there are things that he can do with a car that Lewis can't and vice versa.

And so it's just a case of really not being phased by the little blip in the way that the story's unfolded and not let that affect his confidence.

But I think Freddie can play a part in that as well.

I think also when you have a history of trying to