Go early and get a spot up front. There’s a good spot around turns 11/12. If you go later, then go all the way in the back by the grass and you could get a decent spot there. Consider bringing a chair if you’re early because the ground is concrete. The spots further back are grass so bring a sheet/picnic mat.
You probably had an error of some sort, I don't see any deleted posts here.
Where would he go? He'd retire before moving to a lesser team. Unless Hamilton retired, every other team would be a step backwards.
The 2021 rule changes should shake the pack up quite a bit, maybe he'd take his chances then? He'll be 33 by then, he'd still have time to try and develop a team like McLaren to a real contender. Of course it would be a gamble, but so was Lewis' jump to Mercedes in 2013.
For the record, I've always disliked Villeneuve and his antics, but you're really selling him short as a driver. Williams was still a powerhouse during those days and Villeneuve would've never got that seat if he wasn't talented (yes, Frank Williams was notoriously cheap and drove away many talented drivers, Hill for example if they asked for too much money, but he still managed to pick good drivers). After 1997 Villeneuve drove for mid-pack teams at best, he had a couple brilliant races for BAR. I'm not sure how you can expect him to win races with those teams.
Villeneuve is an idiot but honestly he's most likely right. It was purely a PR move by Lewis. Remember the Baku interview last season? Because they dkdn't broadcast Lewis consoling Bottas, he was sure to mention it on the podium how nice of a guy he is. Same happened in Sochi and now with Leclerc.
Yes - he may actually be right on Lewis....what i'm not sure of is how his words carry any weight. Does he have a role in motorsport...anywhere?
