No disagreement there; and he and Max seem to get along. Very important in team chemistry. He's not consistent; but a good driver. Another year and maybe he'll be a more solid teammate. I'd say he's as good of driver as RBR needs in #2; just needs more consistency in qualifying. I'd say he's as good as Lando, but not as good as Sainz (who's on fire lately). In reality, he's probably 3rd best "#2" man.Checo def deserved the RBR seat. Not too many drivers can take that seat and make it work. Too much pressure at RBR. It's like Valterri when he took over the second seat in Mercedes. Not the top driver but will consistently score points for you.
Of course, WTF do I know. I have no clue how hard it is to drive those cars without anybody else on track; let alone that freaking standing start and how to prep tires for quali and all that jazz.
However, that said, I do think Seb has been downhill since that 2018 crash. Also while no dislike for ALO he is devisive (apparently) and I don't think the "we need a former F1 champ to help us develop" is that smart of strategy on Papa Stroll's part. The others I mentioned...Ricciardo (always overrated for "last of the late brakers"), Latifi and Tsunoda are not in the same league as some of these F-2 guys they've tested. I'm on the fence with Schumacher. If he cannot do better next year, he needs to go to sports car racing or something. No shame in being a top LeMans prototype driver.