The context around that win for Piastri is pretty epic too... some bad luck for Norris in qualifying had him starting a long way back, right team culture means Norris is still happy to help Oscar where he can, Piastri gets one half-sliver of an opportunity to send it down the inside and takes it. While there is a ton of that that has to go right "in the moment", so much of what looks like good fortune is set up by hard work, on the right things, for years beforehand.
Chatted with another entrepreneur the other day, and he has an interesting thesis: The only competitive advantage, the only real moat to protect your edge, is speed. Kind of like that in the context of this f1:business post!
The context around that win for Piastri is pretty epic too... some bad luck for Norris in qualifying had him starting a long way back, right team culture means Norris is still happy to help Oscar where he can, Piastri gets one half-sliver of an opportunity to send it down the inside and takes it. While there is a ton of that that has to go right "in the moment", so much of what looks like good fortune is set up by hard work, on the right things, for years beforehand.
Chatted with another entrepreneur the other day, and he has an interesting thesis: The only competitive advantage, the only real moat to protect your edge, is speed. Kind of like that in the context of this f1:business post!
Love this, yes speed is huge and only possible with the right team, culture and systems to adapt and move quickly,