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Why were they touching each other with all that space?

Also, I was at that race!

glued to each other, weren't they.

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So Kevin did the T pose BEFORE George Russell?

CATALUNYA, SPAIN - OCTOBER 19: KEVIN MAGNUSSEN is crowned champion of the 2013 formula renault 3.5 series.

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MONZA, ITALY - SEPTEMBER 06: Nico Hulkenberg, Renault F1 Team and Kevin Magnussen, Haas F1 (2019)

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12-07-2025 - KEVIN MAGNUSSEN ahead of the 6 hours of sao paulo 2025.

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I’m not going to make this about KMag.

But what a little star that he mentored!

Alba Larsen will be an FDA driver on 2026

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“I reveal all my talents”

fiawec_official: 20 questions in 60 seconds with KEVIN MAGNUSSEN

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Have a type? Me?

2 Danish Indycar drivers acting fruity: 🫣

Lundgaard is V problematic though his only saving grace is that he’s literally a KMag reply guy.

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“I’m so normal about them”

I wasn’t in fact so normal about them, I scoured the internet for crumbs.

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I’m an F1TV girl, what did they say?

magnussen and hulkenberg mention on sky sports, this is haasbands to me

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Grill the Grid - I’ve used a cheesy pick up line

Romain: “You did try with me”

Kevin: “Yeah 😄”

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A friendly reminder

Thick thighs save lives. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.

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Once again I’m tearing up reading these. Thank you @student-of-motorsports 🙏

Kevin Magnussen - family life/growing up pt 2.

This is an extract from Kevin Magnussen’s book: "Alt eller intet" from 2021, about his childhood and family life, growing up with young parents in Roskilde Denmark (p. 53-59).

Part 1 | Part 2

We weren't exactly flush with money when I was growing up. One day after school I was peckish and ate the entire package of cheese in the fridge before my mom came home. She grounded me because she couldn’t just produce the money to buy another package of cheese, but the punishment wasn't just about the cheese itself. It was also about teaching me to respect the cost of things. That was pretty difficult for me at the time. For example, I took my mother's bike completely apart because I was curious about how something like that worked. Of course, I couldn't put it back together again. She used it every day and came home to find it practically split into atoms. Another time I came home from school and realized I had forgotten my keys. I thought breaking open the living room window was a good solution, and I didn't worry about damaging it.

My lack of respect for things and their value probably came from my father starting to make more money racing after he joined McLaren as a Formula 1 test driver in 1995. When he was home from abroad, a lot of things would happen. I think he felt bad about being away from me pretty much all the time, so when he finally came to visit, I got everything I wanted. I was picked up from school in a Ferrari. I have no idea how he could afford it, but apparently, he just had to have it. We would go out and buy all the coolest toys, go on speedboats or do motocross or something else cool. It was always fun, exciting and pure pampering to be with him. I was never mad at my father for being mostly absent from my life. I just missed him terribly. He was my hero. It must have been frustrating for my mother to listen to. She never said a word, but she was the one who was there for me, the one who dealt with all the everyday problems, and the one who put everything aside for her son. Yet it was my father I longed for. I couldn't see anything bad or wrong about him. He was the coolest man in the whole world. When the weekends with my dad ended, I knew it would be months before I saw him again - and I was right back in everyday life with boundaries, rules, and parenting. My mother tried everything she could to bridge the gap financially, but she didn't stand a chance of matching everything my dad put out when he was home for a few days. I feel sorry for her that she had to feel the pressure that it must have been. On the other hand, she has the most important ability of all. She gave me unconditional love. I don't think you can find a mother in the whole world who loves her child more than my mother loves me. She has always believed in me, and she has always supported me 100 percent in every way. I am my mother’s everything. That's why I am much closer to her than I am to my father. It's my mother I grew up with, and I know her much better than I know my father. When I think about my childhood, almost everything with my father is about motorsport and speed. It was cool, but there are many other things that go into having a life together, and we never had that. He has always held me, kissed me and hugged me. He still says, "Hi, honey! [Hej skat!]" when I call, and he often tells me that he loves me. I have never doubted that. He had a lot of love to give me when I was a child, but he just wasn't there that often. There are probably a lot of people who would have sacrificed a career to be a father, but my father couldn't. It meant everything to him. He has always been ultra-focused on racing. Of course, I've had the feeling that he abandoned me, but similarly, I can empathize with him. I've been passionate about motorsport my whole life. So, I don't blame him. But I have been sad about it, and I've sat and cried in my mother's arms because I missed my father. But on the other hand, I couldn't imagine him stopping racing either. I loved that he was a racing driver. And I looked up to him.

I think my father knows that he hasn't been the best father to me, but I don't think he would do it much differently if he could do it all over again. He was an 18-year-old kid, and he was looking for a career in motorsport. That's what he had to do, and he hadn't even thought about being a father at that time. It really didn't fit into his life that he had accidentally made a child with my mother. If he had had the choice, he probably would have told my mother that he thought it would be best if she had an abortion. But he didn't have that choice. He became a father, and he had a kid that he has always really loved, even though it didn't fit into his life at the time. When I look back on my childhood today, I know that you can overcome deprivation if the basics are in place. It may be, that my parents didn't live together, that they were often at odds, that I had a bit of a hard time at school, that my mother had limited money and a chaotic relationship after the breakup with my father, that we moved a lot, and that my father was rarely there. But that doesn't mean anything in the big picture. If children are given love, they can do anything, and I have always had that. Both from my mother and my father. I’m in a great place, and I think of my childhood as a nice one.

This is the last part. You can read Part 1 here.

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Tjek Malte Ebert ud på TikTok/insta og du bliver ikke skuffet. Kevin på motorcykel 🤩😁

Thanks for the heads up anon!! I love their friendship.

Did he bring him to the stage for a festival?

Ref post here

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As an Aussie I’m fully convinced that Fosters only exists to sponsor events overseas. Have never seen anyone drink it here

Kimi Räikkönen serves worst drink ever, asked to leave the paddock

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nico getting a harsh dose of reality realizing that it's not as fun when he doesn't get to be the brat.

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Same!!!!

you don't understand how quickly I would risk it all for this man.