He gave me a hug and went to take a shower. Would it not have been better to finish second than not finishing the race?”, I asked him. “In a situation like that, next time, just drive like we play padel. Max approached me with tears in his eyes and sniffed. Immediately after I sent the recovery team to bring Max and the remains of the car back to the pitbox. Nevertheless, he went on with his aggressive maneuver and tried to maintain the first position. Max understood that he could slip out of the circuit. “Grrr Grrrrr…”, screamed the black Pirelli tires warning that they were reaching their performance limit. As he accelerated further, his car started loosing grip. My Dutch pupil would not want the English pilot to take the first position, and thus, he gave an extra acceleration to his fantastic Red Bull car. The evil UK driver took the insight of the curve and was overtaking Max. Two laps before the finish line, Hamilton came close to passing him on a wide curve. Max was driving the last two laps of the Grand Prix of Monaco. This is how my imaginary situation went about. In my adventure, I was teaching Max how to win a race by applying some of my ideas on Padel. Last night I dream that I was Max Verstappen’s coach.
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