Ever since Nikita Mazepin arrived in Formula 1, he had a troubled time with Haas. Failing to prove himself on the track, the Russian blamed everything but himself. He even alleged the team gave him a slower car than his teammate Mick Schumacher. While his stay in F1 lasted only for one year, he did have some words of wisdom for the departing drivers of 2022.

Nikita Mazepin’s arrival at Haas was only arguably a marriage of convenience. The American team was in financial ruin and desperately needed sponsors to stay afloat. Nikita’s father, Dmitry Mazepin, owner of the fertilizer company Uralkali, sponsored the team, albeit with a seat reserved for his son.

Nikita Mazepin warns outgoing F1 drivers of what is coming

The 2022 season saw a lot of changes with its conclusion. Sebastian Vettel has bid the sport goodbye for good. Daniel Ricciardo will not race in F1 for at least one year as a regular. Mick Schumacher, if Mercedes commit, will join them as a reserve driver. Nicholas Latifi may not race in F1 again as the Canadian driver is rumored to join IndyCar.

All four drivers will definitely miss the F1 action and the flow of adrenaline while they stay away from the pinnacle of motorsport. However, they now know what to expect in the coming days as Nikita Mazepin opens up about his experience. Nikita recently posted a photo of him at the Yas Marina Circuit attending the 2022 season finale.

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The post had a long caption describing the 5 stages outgoing drivers are going to go through. In the end, Nikita also had some nice words for each of the four F1 pilots.

While Nikita’s intention was to spread some positivity through his wholesome post, netizens couldn’t keep themselves from trolling the driver who couldn’t amass any points during his time in F1.

Instagram users had some words for Mazepin as well.

“U forgot something…. revenge.”

“Not the post I expected to see when I opened Instagram. Wisdom imparted [Laughing emojis].”

“More salt than the Arabian sea in the caption.”

“Bro I’m crying wtf is this [Laughing emojis].”

“The F1 driver with the worst F1 career giving advice [Laughing emojis] despite the pay-to-drive seat he was still dropped!”

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The season is finally over. What will you do to keep that daily dose of F1 going?