Yet under the capital's support, it forcefully grew for the sake of a title.
Without going through any testing and adaptation process, he was directly pushed into the F1 cockpit to participate in the Hungarian Grand Prix, running only to be lapped by other drivers.
This brutal reality from heaven to hell shattered Jamie's confidence.
When a racer's spirit is broken, and they doubt their ability and talent, they are destined to become ordinary.
That's exactly what happened to Jamie, who ranked 19th in the 10-season history.
It seems like this position is the fifth from the bottom, with a few more unlucky ones beneath.
In fact, the "new army" team in the 10-season had a car so poorly built it was incapable of scoring, equivalent to being last.
The halo of a former supernova faded away, and in the 11-season, Jamie completely collapsed mentally and was let go by the team before even completing a full season.
Of course, these are things of the future.
