Jon Noble

Rather than, yep, we're going for this championship and he's going to rock it and destroy everybody.

I think they'll say, no, he's still young, don't put pressure on him.

It's still only his second season and just let it happily...

play out I think the ideal scenario for a team is that things naturally sort themselves out between the two drivers then you need to start getting involved and start focusing things what will be interesting is if

Kimi and George are very, very close.

And one of the McLarens starts coming through.

Then you're into the scenario of points being taken off and this potentially helping the others.

But we're a long way from that, yeah.

No, there's outside factors.

We could be sitting here with George having won Melbourne, China, Japan, having struggled in Miami, and then we're talking about a comeback in Canada and it's back to normal and George roaring on and on his way to championship.

So it's just timings of safety car, poor reliability in China or timings of pit stops, these small elements that can decide.

But I think equally there is more pressure on George now than he probably would have liked heading into Melbourne.

There will still be tiny elements that can decide an awful lot.

But there's no reason why he doesn't rock up in Canada.

Absolutely blitz the weekend.

Everything's reset.

Monaco will be a bit more open.

I think the Ferraris will probably be pretty quick there.

And then things can bed down for Barcelona.

And then you're into the grind of the season where things are a bit more focused and where momentum starts growing.