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Personally believe F1 is about to get entirely too interesting this year. The Prince of Monaco or the 7 time world champion.. who'll bring back glory to Maranello? Will the Rain of Milton Keynes turn into thunder or just drizzle away, Vettel did, didn't he? Did Albon's contemporaries disillusion us into believing in him? Is this the end of Smooooth Operations? I mean, he's already 30, isn't he? Will Mr. Wolff's investments pay off and we'll be fortunate enough to witness a Verstappen 2.0 or will the little boy succumb like many before him? How will the Papaya rules fair off? How long can Piastri play the second fiddle? How often can Norris lose poles? Will the 7(8?) time WDC win his 8th? They say graveyards are the richest place on Earth, countless dreams are buried here. And above all.. how will Mr Russell cope up with the Adidas aesthetics?

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the point of rpf isn’t to concoct scenarios that are thinly veiled attempts to fuck the celebrities you like yourself. the point of rpf is to learn as much lore as is possible about the celebrities you like by whatever means necessary and use that information to craft scenarios that are wildly implausible but Technically could have happened. and then to chuckle about it. by the way

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'the F1 movie needed to have Brad Pitt fuck his female engineer because there needed to be sexual tension!' BORING. If they wanted sexual tension they should've made it historically accurate and true to real life and had Brad Pitt fuck his teammate

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face card ethereal

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hold me back. HOLD ME BACK.

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Me when i'm waiting for the aliens to take me away

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Charles Leclerc's Monaco win edited with his original piano piece MC24 (1:4)

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sometimes babygirl is a 27 years old man holding a non-alcoholic beer

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this edit of red bull to the succession intro is making the rounds on twitter and god it's SO good it's making my hands shake.

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@stickersaints Brazil 2011 🫶

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I’m crying he’s got everything he owns in those fucking pockets

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2024 Lestappen Cooldown Room Compilation

❶ Saudi Arabian ❷ Miami ❸❹ Imola ❺❻ Dutch ❼ Austin ❽❾ Qatar

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Three drivers from '95 and from '77 up to nowadays. If you had to put them in order, what would be your pick? Not your favorite, the ones that in your opinion the three best guys? | Pelas Pistas podcast

Clarkson: I'm sort of reminded of Michael when I look at Max Verstappen now. The sort of ruthless streak, the way that it seems the Redbull now only one guy can drive it. It reminds me of the Benetton in the mid '90s, in sort of '94 and '95. None of Michael's teammates could drive that thing anything like as well as he could.

(...) You have to put Max in it if we are going for the best three drivers since then. Do you know, I had a really interesting chat with Gerhard Berger about Max? I was interviewing Gerhard at his house in Austria. He's got one room in his house which has all of his racing memorabilia—nothing else. Any other room? There's no reference to motorsport. There's one room where all his trophies are, his old helmets, and the only helmet of any driver that he has in his house other than his own is Max Verstappen. So, that caught my eye, so I asked, 'Why Max?' And he said, 'I think Max is unbelievable.' And I said, 'How good is Max?' And he said, 'Actually, I think he might be better than Ayrton.' I said, 'That's a big statement coming from Gerhard', given that they were teammates and friends.

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One of my favorite photos of Max photographed by Peter van Egmond. Rest in Peace Peter 🤍

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max going for zak brown's throat every time is the true highlight of 2024

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a new legacy is starting