Bueseno Velocità were STAUNCH practitioners of the Tiered Pursuit strategy. It was ingrained in their philosophy as much as tires were integral to a car.
From the very beginning of F1 history, they had been known as a team that unapologetically favored one driver over the other. Whether it was during Maldonado's era, Aldo Rennick's reign, or Rossi's time, Velocità remained unwavering in its rigid driver hierarchy.
Yet, despite this approach, the team had only ever produced legends, not GOATs.
Perhaps they failed to grasp that true greatness on the grid was forged through relentless competition rather than being granted special privileges.
Or maybe, that simply wasn't their objective—perhaps their vision for a structured Driver A and Driver B had always been by design.
Some young drivers steered clear of Bueseno Velocità, saying and fearing that their careers would forever be overshadowed by the team's designated star.
