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Originally Posted by ScotsBrutesFan
I think that you have to separate the current Max with the one who stRted his first F1 weekend.
Was Max really ready, sure he is talented, but was he really ready?
I'd say no, he was missing some of the "etiquette" of racing that can only come from experience gained climbing up through the classes. For me he was allowed to jump too many, and the fact that the FIA decided to review the superlicence procedures was an admission that it shouldn't have happened, and needed to make sure that it couldn't happen again.
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Max is the 2014 Formula Renault 3.5 champion.
In my book that qualifies him on any level.