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sebastian vettel in the paddock on media day, brazil - october 31, 2024 📷 getty

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FRANÇOIS CEVERT on a scooter, 1971

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loved that Franco crashed in Brasil and immediately the rest of the drivers were like : we have to unionize this cannot continue

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Seen a lot of ppl form English speaking countries using this emoji 🤌🏽 on some of Franco's posts and Iknow you mean well but just wanted to say please dont as this hand gesture in Argentina means something completely different. It means something like "wtf are you talking about" or "I don't give a shit" "'you're full of bullshit " and similar stuff and it's very very rude

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So how do we build a new team from scratch for Franco Colapinto?

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franco on instagram: "stop groping me" 😭😭😭

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feeling very blessed by 2024 simi rn 😌

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who gave him an invisible selfie stick?

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there's always time for gossip

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@spiderbeam HERE IS THE VIDEO OF HIM SAYING FOR FRANCO

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I want Yuki to win

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At this point it's a full-blown safety issue.

Lance was sitting in his beached car in a place where anyone could have aquaplaned off into him for TWO whole minutes while they held off on a red flag so "more cars" could get their laps in

We have seen time and time again the worst racing accidents happen when someone is already stopped because of a crash, car integrity compromised, and someone plows into them or equipment around them

At what point does it become entertainment over lives?

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I have that in mug form lmao

kinda need this tshirt

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I wanna clarify something due to an anon question I got since they know I'm from Argentina and it was regarding Franco saying stuff like "they wanted to kill me" "I wanted to kill myself" "I want to kill them" etc in Spanish. Those are expressions we use on the daily and are not to be taken literally. It means "to be angry" or even mildly annoyed at something or someone, and those are definitely not death threats lol. It is said that we Argentinians speak almost exclusively in hyperboles and imperatives (and it is kinda true). That coupled with the fact that our slang is very strong and it's very incorporated into every day language across all society, makes for our particular brand of Spanish to be very tricky to translate. Google Translate is definitely not your friend when trying to translate us (I often laugh out loud when I translate stuff from normal speak at how wrong it gets it).

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a bit chaotic at the end, but it was fun! congrats everyone!😁