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Discover LudwigThe phrase "amazing driver" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is exceptionally skilled at driving, often in a positive context.
Example: "After watching her navigate the winding roads with ease, I can confidently say she is an amazing driver."
Alternatives: "incredible driver" or "fantastic driver".
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"Lewis is an amazing driver, he's one of the best of all-time.
"It's an amazing driver's car," Mr. Ericson said the first time we met, at the Alfa Import Center in Ridgewood, Queens.
Alonso is an amazing driver in a solid car.
"Fernando is an amazing driver; his talent is very complete," Massa says.
He's an amazing driver he just needs to mature a bit and listening to the last interview maybe he's doing just that.
"Sebastian is an amazing driver and I have learned a lot, and I will learn all year, but today I'm very happy to be in front of him". Lewis Hamilton, who starts third on Sunday, after finishing +0.324 behind pole sitter Charles Leclerc, says: "I really enjoyed qualifying and great to see the progression for us over the weekend.
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"Despite popular belief, our feeling is that humans are actually pretty amazing drivers.
"To have had the results I've had, to have worked with the amazing people I've worked with, to race against amazing drivers on the best tracks in the world - I never thought I would do that when I left Queanbeyan in Australia [as a teenager to race in Europe]," he said.
Even if Telemundo fails to become an amazing growth driver, NBC's proud peacock will no doubt remain standing and in fine form.
Even if Telemundo fails to become the amazing growth driver for his television unit, the proud peacock will no doubt remain standing and in fine form.
― Jesus would be an amazing Uber driver.
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