"Briatore, the Chinese rookie is quite proficient in the mechanical principles of racing cars."
Bob Bell, who was originally looking for the cause of the engine failure, couldn't help but mutter to Hua Bu after hearing Chen Xiangbei's feedback on the tuning.
Being an F1 driver who can tune a car does not mean that a rookie in F1 can tune a car.
It's important to know that most F1 drivers obtain their theoretical knowledge through years of constant learning during their careers. It's rare for rookies to understand race car engineering and aerodynamics.
Those with such a foundation are often from a lineage of racers.
Chen Xiangbei clearly didn't have a racing father, nor did he even have any record in lower-level formula racing.
Bob Bell didn't actually have any expectations for Chen Xiangbei's tuning feedback; he just wanted him to drive well.
Now, it seems that he had seriously underestimated the Chinese kid's capabilities.
