Nico Rosberg

And that's horrible.

So I worked, because I'm someone, in today's world, it's a bit like Lando Norris.

Lando Norris, it's always glass half empty.

When he does pole position with an amazing lap, he will talk about not how great the lap was, but about the one corner where he could have done better.

Oh yeah, I mean, yeah, just that one corner, I could have done better.

you're in pole position.

Like talk about how amazing you just did.

No, that one corner, I felt that I messed that one up and, you know, I could have done better.

And because Lando Norris is someone, he has a lot of self-doubt.

And so he's not the super confident Verstappen type.

And I am like that as well.

And it's,

There's benefits, there's pros and cons to being like that.

On the one hand, it makes the struggle a bit more real because you have more of a mental battle going on there.

I'm not good enough.

I'm going to lose or whatever.

But the strength is that you question yourself a lot more because you're not arrogant.

You think...

How can I do better?

I need to do better.