Nelson Valkenburg
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 16 Sep
Nelson Valkenburg’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The Race F1 Podcast · Verstappen + Antonelli? Our take on F1's next big driver moves · 1 Jul 2026
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If not, then a seat at Alpine, a seat at even Haas, would become way more interesting than it would normally be to these guys.
Because if you don't believe that Williams has the opportunity to beat Alpine year in, year out, then why be at Williams compared to Alpine?
All of these teams will now understand that getting towards the front means fifth in the constructors.
The gap is too big.
The resources that were put into these teams before the budget cap came in also mean that they stay there in terms of infrastructure.
There is no catching up.
in the short term for any of the other teams.
You can snipe at them, you can get the odd podium, but to be consistently there, it seems like a bridge too far.
So that puts a different spin on it if you're a color sciences manager.
It's the most consistent, that's for sure.
It may not have the highest ceiling, but they're always there or thereabouts.
And this team under Alain Permain is starting to be really strong, really consistent, very happy as well, the team.
So yeah, they may not be always the fastest of the midfield runners, but they might be the best.
And that counts for a lot.
Yeah, it would be arbitrary.
If we go through the NASCAR situation, for instance, where it's a few points here and there, then the level of achievement is gone.
Look at the enthusiasm that was around Perez's potential point in Monaco.
There's a level of or a sense of achievement there.
And I think we shouldn't take that away so we all can be winners, right?
They are all in F1 to win.
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