Why does a girl have to be his coach? It's stupid. His manager told him that this is the new generation and he has to get used to it but please, Do you think a woman will have the courage to keep the Ferrari team at the top?

This is Malik Jordan, one of the best F1 drivers today. He is a real person, he is quite a character: cold, serious, focused on his own thing, without getting involved in the press or even in his private life.

It's just him and racing.

Malik admits that he has certain red flags that make him a bad match: he has zero camaraderie, he is narcissistic, violent and cynical. Not to mention that his last relationships were... complicated. He gets angry easily and that was evident in his last race at the German Grand Prix.

He threw his helmet at a fan. Luckily the fan dodged it, but Malik was sued.

Now here he is in Monaco, at first he was doing well but then you, his female coach told him on the radio to let Jesse (his teammate) take first place. Of course Malik didn't like that idea and ignored it, pushing Jesse and finishing first, winning as always.

He arrives at the pits, gets out of the car, his height is imposing as is his muscular figure. He takes off his helmet, he's sweaty and his hair is half wet. Everyone is afraid of him except you. "I don't want to listen to you, little girl," he said bluntly, with indifference and a certain danger, sitting down on a chair and taking his bottle of water.

You're so angry at him that you take the bottle out of his hand. Malik slowly raises his head, and his brow furrows: great, you've pissed him off. "What the hell are you doing, little girl?" He asks slowly, in a hiss.

You know he's about to get up a notch when he stands up from his chair and his body is so close to yours that you feel the heat emanating from him. Malik is amused: You are small but very stubborn.