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  You forced me to breathe in, Max. You forced me to have to take evasive action to ensure that you and/or me survive and continue with the race.  You should not have done that Max. You almost pushed me off the circuit, man. That is why I had to punished your ass Max.  I cannot have a colleague, fellow competitor trying to knock me out of the race in the first lap, man. That just isn't right, Max.  Don't do it again, man. Winning a race requires the appropriate strategy, timing, pace and execution.  You have to know when to become the hare and when to become the tortoise, Max.  Get it right, man. Believe me, Max, it is no fun being DNFed in a race and having to be watching others finishing it, or finding it too painful so you have to walk away and not watch it.  You have experienced that  acute disappointment, Max, It is not one you can put right by just letting rip at the start of the race and see what happens.  That is asking for more pain and little or no gain, Max. You have

'Is seems to be within our human genotype that us humans should be able to perceive, conceptualise and dream of an ideal or idealised state of being. A perception which has come to be know as 'idealism.' Now, what is idealism? How are we, or, more accurately, can I describe or define what I mean when I speak of idealism?  Let us begin by seeing what the 'God' on whom we can always rely on getting an answer from, whether or not we might consider that answer to be accurate, valid or reliable.  Let us call on Google, to see what this AI makes of the term,  idealism.  Google, what does concept, idealism means?  Yes, so dependent have we, have I become on Google, that I almost expect their search engine to read my mind and provide an answer.  In much the same way as I, or a true believer, might have expected a God to do.  Simply by  me formulating the question and then writing it in this post.  But no, it did not happen, which is not to say there shall not come a time wh

  Well, he might have said, 'my dear Max, you know that I respect you man. You know that I even admire you Max. I mean, how can I not, when I see in you the me who I was in those seemingly now distant few years ago?  Those were the times when I would catapult off the starting grid and dashed for the front of the race.  It was expected of me, Max, just as how it is expected of you now. In those days, Max, if I did not make it to Pole, but go on the podium during Qualifying.   Then there was a good chance that I would have made up for it on race day, by executing the necessary overtake to get to the front as soon as possible. So, Max, I have no beef with you overtaking taking me during this race.  None, whatever, Max. But you know what Max; you know what I take issue with Max?  Yes, yes, Max; you are damn right. What I take issue with is the way you disrespected me in your execution of the overtake, Max.  To be continued!

  Similarly, as Hamilton quickly regained his composure and maintain his now P.2 position in the race, and went after Verstappen and kept him within a 1-2 second window.  Although it seemed that Hamilton would have overtaken Verstappen in due course, we cannot know for certain if he would have done so. But this was not to be a race to be decided by the casting of bones.  Instead, it was one which would be determined by the team applying the best race strategy, and the driver who could complement that strategy with the masterly drive it required to convert it into a winning one. And so it was that, having been hovering within DRS range for laps after laps, but not having, at this point, been in a position to make an overtake attempt on Max, Team Mercedes, suddenly but at the right time, called on Hamilton to "box, box."  Hamilton was to later commented, during the post-race interviews, on how he was "conflicted" in deciding whether to box or continue after Max.  Yes,

  A Very Big Congratulations to Lewis 'The Poleist' Hamilton and Team Mercedes and Valtteri Bottas, for making it a P.1 and P.3, and to the Intrepid Max Verstappen and Team Red Bull, for making it to P.2, during the Spanish Grand Prix, in Barcelona-Catalunya on 9th May 2021. A Big Thank You, also, to all the other courageous racers and their respective teams, for their contribution toward making the race the enjoyable event it was. If it was just down to the shaman shaking up the bones and casting them on the ground to predict who would have been the winner of the 2021 Spanish Grand Prix.   Then, the chances are that all the initial indications would or might have pointed to it being the Intrepid Max Verstappen, under the logistical support of Red Bull. Yes, it was the case that Lewis 'The Poleist' Hamilton was starting the race on Pole, with Max at P.2 and Valtteri at P.3 positions respectively.   But there was the uncertainty about who would safely navigate the 600 ya

  And since the religious clergies want to maintain their hold over the faithful.  They have no incentive to tell the people, to tell the faithful that they, and those before them, have been deceived.   That it has all been a massive deception which has become, in the semantic of our computer age, viral.  And that after many centuries of enforcement and coercion.  This deception is now too big, too intricate and well integrated, assimilated even, into the fabric of contemporary societies.  So much so that, it would be too costly for the religious clergies to admit their religions and religious beliefs are little more than deceptions.  That it has now become, as it were, the very essence and embodiment of  a living lie.  The their churches, synagogues, mosques and temples are not built on the 'rock' of this or that prophet, priest, apostles or 'Son of God.'  But rather, on personified deceptions and word play. Requiring of us that we give credibility to religious estate

  What was seemingly unquestionable, is that Max Verstappen, unless there was some drastic improvement in how Hamilton and ~Bottas were traversing the Circuit, should be taking Pole position. However, it was not to be; not on this occasion, because Hamilton was to put in the required pacey record-setting performance he needed to win his  One Hundredth  ( 100th )   Formula 1 Pole  position. And just to add to uncertainty, to the anticipation. Just to prove the adage that, you should not leave your best until last, unless you are confident or know that your opponents will not better your best.'  Hamilton actually achieved his Pole position in the penultimate lap of Q.3.  Because he did not improved on it in his final lap, but, as Verstappen also failed, by the miniscule margin of 0.03 second, to surpass Hamilton's penultimate, it was job done by Hamilton.  So, once again, Lewis 'The Poleist' Hamilton, has seemingly converted apparent 'defeat' into victory, by depr