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Dennis is the kind of centralized boss who holds all the power in his own hands and believes that he will always be right than others.

A former McLaren engineer said that Dennis only likes employees who are obedient to him, and whether or not they work the way he likes is more important than the actual results of the work. And Dennis has to personally intervene in every aspect of the team's work, even going to the team factory to teach the workers how to operate the machines.

It's not easy to work under such a boss for a long time, just look at how many technicians the MC has lost.

The McLaren's British team has become "a huge organization with a complex operating system, like a giant machine," Nuvey said

Kimi and Montoya will go.

Dennis himself said that it is possible that Kimi and Montoya will both go.

At present, there are a number of teams that have expressed their favorability of Kimi, including Ferrari, McLaren, BMW, and Honda.

I believe that Kimi will definitely leave McLaren, because last season there was news of Kimi's sky-high transfer to Ferrari, and Schumacher and Todd have never hidden their admiration for Kimi.

Montoya said that if he leaves McLaren, there will be multiple team offers, which is obviously a hint to the team.

Alonso has not been a blessing for McLaren, and the transfer has also been controversial.

Kimi will definitely leave, because neither Schumacher nor Kimi wants to be the No. 2 driver, and since Schumacher is here, Kimi will definitely transfer.

Dennis admires Raikkonen very much, let him go, Ron will definitely cry Todd has long taken a fancy to Raikkonen, and he has been digging the foot of the wall for several years, but he didn't dig it up The reason is that Raikkonen himself is unwilling to go, he has long been familiar with everything about McLaren But Raikkonen will not be anyone's No. 2 driver unless someone can invite Hakkonen back ......

Both will go, Kimi to Ferrari and Montoya to Renault!!

Both go! Ay. Dennis is going to cry!

Kimi will definitely come to Ferrari.

Norman McLaren is known as the godfather of Canadian animation, and he has a penchant for experimental animation. During his lifetime, he made nearly 60 animated short films, won 147 international animation awards, and led the National Telegraph and Film Bureau (NFB) Animation Division (NFB) to unprecedented success.

1958 30th Academy Awards Best Live Action Short Film (Nominated) The Story of the Chair 1953 25th Academy Awards Best Single Live Action Short Film (Nominated) Neighbors.

Best Documentary Short Film Neighbor at the 25th Academy Awards Cannes Film Festival nominations: 1

1968 21st - Palme d'Or for short film pas de deux (nominated) Pas de Deux 13th (1960) - Film Awards - Best Animated Film (Nominated) Short and Suite (1959) 22nd (1969) - Film Awards - Best Animated Pas de Deux (1967) Annie Award 4th (1975) - Winther Mackay Award.

Canadian film director. Born on 11 April 1914 in Stirling, Scotland. Graduated from the Glasgow School of Fine Arts, UK.

In 1933, he began to create experimental cartoons, making short films such as "From Seven to Five" and "Colorful Cocktail". After 1937 with J. in EnglandGrierson et al. collaborated to paint directly on film and to depict sound on light hall petrology soundtrack films.

After 1939, he tried to paint on color film in the United States. In 1941, he returned to Canada and completed "Dance of Beauty", "Violin", "Neighbors" (which won the Academy Award for Best Short Film), "The Legend of the Chair" and other cartoons. After the 60s, he composed "Vertical Line", "Horizontal Line" and "Mosaic" which used abstract geometric figures to express the first melody.

In 1975, he made a film about how to shoot various types of animation.

McLaren was born in Scotland to a declining aristocratic family, and was the Governor of New South Wales in Australia.