Why won't he just listen?!
From that point on, the team radio transmissions grew scarce—a clear sign of the pit crew's frustration.
David couldn't help but chime in, "Wu Shi is an excellent driver. He made it to the F1 stage as the youngest driver, and we've seen his fighting spirit! We've seen his hunger for victory!
"He was undoubtedly born for the racetrack. In his eyes, there's only one direction: forward, forward, and ever forward! This fearless pursuit of ultimate speed... I see shades of the great drivers of the past in him.
"But perhaps because he's so young, he doesn't understand the importance of following team orders. This will undoubtedly cause problems for him later in his career."
At this moment, the chief analyst, Brundle, spoke up. "He's like Don Quixote charging at a windmill. The performance gap between the two cars makes this three-lap dogfight seem utterly meaningless."
That comment silenced David.
