#7x champ

[skitskatdacat63]

Graphic I never expected to see in my life

[kimis-gloves]

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[filipchytil]

You’re straight delusional if you think Charles is going to be treated as a #1 driver in ‘25 and beyond.

[emilysaucyyysonnett]

I love her but I full on panicked when I saw her pop up on my screen for #5 in the line up😂😂

The way Sonnett was like "oh my bad" after her pk just made me laugh. So hard.

[valyrfia]

I'm so sad the only Charles blogs left is people with schizophrenia like you, they keep posting your shit on twitter and laughing are you insane? Drivers are not allowed in board meetings. Because board meetings are for board members. You sound 12. *ourrrrrrhhhh I know Charles raised hell in there* Ferrari would lynch him. Ferrari dealt with 7x champ Schumacher who actually had half of Ferrari in his pocket, you think Charles who has less wins than Schumacher had championships is going to be mouthing off to BOARD MEMBERS? OF FERRARI? THE BOARD MEMBERS WHO HAVE A HIGHER NETWORTH THAN MULTIPLE COUNTRIES? THEY'D LITERALLY DUMP HIS BODY IN A SHALLOW DITCH YOU PEOPLE ARE MENTALLY UNDERDEVELOPED

can i use “you people are mentally undeveloped” as a chapter quote in my thesis thanks xx

[driving-in-circles]

7x world champ

[djxiao]

I'm nosy but who is your bias in F1? idk what to call it, I only know kpop lingo 💀

we should all start using kpop terminology for f1 lol. ok im not sure how familiar you are with so idk how much info to include about each of them and im trying very hard not to list like half of the drivers because there’s only 20 at a time (not including reserve drivers) and they’re all so compelling and interesting in their own ways but for the current 2024 lineup i’d say my bias is charles leclerc from ferrari!!

charles is from monaco and currently 3rd in the championship and he definitely used to be more of a little racing gremlin, he’s matured over the years and his driving reflects that. i know he still has it in him though he isn’t called ‘il predestinato’ for nothing! and with all the changes in staffing happening in the ferrari garage and the car upgrades coming this race weekend i have high hopes for charles and the team! italian men go absolutely wild for him and the catholic church has all but canonized him as a saint. the motivation behind his loyalty to ferrari is a long story but essentially tragic backstory = sense of duty to the team and the people he loves.

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ok now for my other two who you could call bias wreckers if we’re sticking to kpop terms, my two retirees nico rosberg and sebastian vettel.

these two cannot be discussed without mentioning the other as they are part of the unholy german trinity along with the goat of all time michael schumacher. sebastian was michael’s protégé since childhood meanwhile nico was michael’s teammate but the protégé of michael's rival, mika hakkinen (who in turn was his father’s protégé.) the real life succession of it all. the dynamics are sooo so juicy.

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oh nico my nico. 2000s pretty boy of f1. son of world champion keke rosberg, agonizing need to prove he’s not just a nepo baby, not just a second fiddle to his world champion teammates, that he's a talented driver in his own right. proved himself by winning the 2016 championship and immediately quit. icon. he’s living his best housewife life now but he’s super knowledgeable about the sport and has the best takes on the rare occasions he decides to commentate.

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seb. most successful rebranding of all time do NOT let the nerdy outdoorsy eco activist image fool you this man was a speed demon back in the day he didn’t become a 4x world champ by wearing his rainbow shirts and beekeeping on his days off okay he terrorized everyone on track for years. got a penalty just 6 seconds into his career during his first ever f1 race for speeding in the pit lane before the race even started. i love him dearly.

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some honorable mentions go to mercedes drivers lewis hamilton and george russell and mclaren driver oscar piastri!

i love winners who lose. lewis is a british 7x world champion who hasn’t won a race since 2021. not his fault the mercedes car currently sucks but like it sucks so bad he’s leaving the team he’s been so loyal to for over a decade and moving to ferrari in 2025 and will be on the team with charles! he’s just the loveliest human being really truly just such a good guy. fashionista!!! and remember nico? yeah so does lewis even when he pretended to forget him that one time he was listing past teammates. neither have ever recovered from their codependent homoerotic friendship breakup. drivers, they’re just like us.

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next we have george the baddest bitch around

also british. he IS the moment. girlbossed his way into formula racing and team mercedes by showing up alone to the team principal’s office at age 15 armed with nothing but a suit and a word document file. was appointed director of the driver’s union in only his third year of f1. he makes bold racing decisions and while it doesn’t always work out in his favor he has the mentality that you need to take risks to get results. i feel like his eyes are on the future though and i see him being a higher up in the company one day.

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and finally oscar the aussie newbie!

standing man emoji 🧍 has so much natural talent and won a sprint race in his first season last year! one of the most level headed drivers right now, he can stay so calm and collected during high adrenaline moments and i think that’s part of what makes him so successful. he can come across as a little uninterested and unenthusiastic but he’s a cool guy and very loved you just have to understand his vibe first. personally i think either he or charles will be the next new championship winners. driving for mclaren and only got half the car upgrades his teammate got last race weekend but the new car is looking GOOD and he should be getting the rest of the upgrades for this next race!

[sharkeaten]

i think ur cool and all, but ur not the 7x world heavyweight champ, 4x wwe champ, 5x intercontinental champ, 1x US champ, 12x world tag team champion known as the rated r superstar...

idk i think i could take this fool

[carletes]

I think for sure Carlos gets really self-conscious talking too Lewis, almost like he doesn’t want to inconvenience 7x world champ Lewis Hamilton lmao even when he’s talking about Lewis he trails off and gets smiley :( he got to race with Alo, Seb, and Lewis. Ugh.

Edit; I get this way whenever I speak to someone I admire myself, like I’m so worried that I’m going to say smth stupid and embarrass myself

[georgegraphys]

personal opinion

People goes too hard on George just because he is in Mercedes 2nd seat. Most of them never take to an account that George spent 2 years (i don't count 2021 Williams as bad for him) in a dogshit tractor of a car and is basically the extension of his F2 career but he is racing amongst other F1 cars. Then after 2021, he jumps into the second seat of a big team who is in a slump with ANOTHER tractor he needs to drive but he managed to get like 7 podiums, 1 sprint win, 1 race win, and 1 pole position of his career. He outscored his 7x World Champion teammate (ik LH luck is also shit in 2022 but still.. it's an achievement). Then in 2023, even though his luck is shit, he still matches the 7x world champion teammate in quali h2h. Imo if you put random driver from George's gen, (exc for maybe CL or MV) idt they can even get close to matching LH while at the same time handling the tractor of W13 & W14. Being able to handle such shitty car itself and outperform it while trying to match ur 7x world champ teammate is a skill and a feat itself.

People always say shit like George is gonna end up burn out after being LH's teammate just like VB or Kovalainen or prolly FA but it's all bullshit and semi copium narratives that people force themselves to believe when George is nowhere near the word burn out. One thing about George? His confidence and his mentality. Pulling himself up after each week of getting screwed by his own team and car while being pitted and pressured by the public to outperform his 7x world champion teammate with 10+ years of experience is not an easy feat to do yet George Russell manage to do it week in and week out.

I get pissed off at people thinking he's over just because he doesn't have 10293737 wins and poles and WDC at the age of 25. Like?? There are drivers in a better car, older than him that can win or at least compete for the WDC but didn't or drivers that fucked up the same or even more than george but somehow never gets painted as bad as George.

Again. For someone who drove F2 level car amongst in F1 for 2 years. For someone who almost matches his 7x world champion teammate with 10+ years of experience (despite George himself having only 1 year of real racing aka 2021 beforehand) is a big feat.

Not everyone can do this shit. You need big amount of skill and mental capacity to do this. And George Russell is one of the people who can do it.

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[gizopedia]

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you buy and what configuration you go for, you’re lookin’ at a range that starts around the mid-$1,000s and can creep up closer to $2,000 if you’re going all out with the top specs. That’s not pocket change for most of us, but let's see what you're getting for that price. What You Get for the Money Top-Notch Build Quality: This laptop screams premium. From the aluminum chassis to the sleek design, you can tell it’s a high-quality machine the second you lay hands on it. It’s not just about looking good—it’s about feeling good, too. The build is solid, giving you that reassuring heft without being heavy. Performance That Packs a Punch: For the price, you’re getting a lot of power. The Yoga Slim 7x isn’t just a pretty face; it’s got brains and brawn. Fast processors, plenty of RAM, and solid-state storage options make this thing a beast for everyday use and even some light creative work. It’s built to handle multitasking, video editing, and even some casual gaming, all without breaking a sweat. Display Worth Drooling Over: The screen is one of the standout features of this laptop. Ultra HD resolution with vivid colors and sharp details—perfect for watching movies, editing photos, or just surfing the web. You’re definitely getting a premium display that makes everything look better. Battery Life That Keeps Up: No one wants to be chained to an outlet, right? The Yoga Slim 7x gives you the freedom to move, with a battery that can last through a full day of work or play. Plus, the quick charge feature is a lifesaver for those who tend to forget to plug in. Comparing Value to Competitors So, how does the Yoga Slim 7x stack up against other laptops in its price range? Let’s put it side by side with a few contenders: Dell XPS 13: Slightly pricier, especially when you start upgrading. But with the Yoga Slim 7x, you’re getting comparable performance and build quality at a bit of a lower price point. Plus, it often comes with more generous RAM and storage options out of the box. MacBook Air (M1): Around the same ballpark in terms of price, especially if you’re looking at similar configurations. The Yoga Slim 7x gives you the flexibility of Windows and more upgrade options, while the MacBook Air offers the M1 chip’s power and battery life. It’s a tough call, but if you’re not tied to the Apple ecosystem, the Yoga Slim 7x offers more customization. HP Spectre x360: This one can get a bit more expensive, particularly with the higher-end models. The Spectre x360 offers a 2-in-1 design that the Yoga Slim 7x doesn’t, but if you’re not into flipping your laptop around, you’re paying extra for a feature you might never use. The Yoga Slim 7x focuses on being a straightforward, high-quality laptop, and it nails that. Is It Worth It? The Final Call So, is the Yoga Slim 7x worth your hard-earned cash? If you’re looking for a laptop that offers: High-end build quality and design Strong performance for everyday tasks and more A stunning display that’s easy on the eyes Great battery life with quick charging Then, yeah, it’s worth it. You’re paying for a premium experience, and that’s exactly what you get. It’s not the cheapest option out there, but you’re definitely getting what you pay for—maybe even a bit more. But, if you’re on a super tight budget or looking for something specifically for heavy gaming or 2-in-1 functionality, you might want to shop around a bit. Otherwise, the Yoga Slim 7x offers solid value for those looking for a sleek, powerful, and reliable laptop. Bottom Line: The Yoga Slim 7x isn’t for everyone, but for those who want a high-quality laptop that delivers on all fronts, it’s a great investment. Ready to make the leap? Go on, treat yourself! Final Verdict: Should You Buy It? If you’re lookin’ for something that’s gonna keep up with your fast-paced lifestyle, looks good doin’ it, and won’t break your back carryin’ it around, the Yoga Slim 7x is a solid choice. Sure, it’s got a few quirks, but what doesn’t? For the right person, this laptop is a dream.

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[nezumidoll]

I thibk the correct question is why they haven't chosen to dum p Charles then instead of Carlos (and not why they chose a 7x champ with tonnes of experience over someone without a single title and way fewer wins).

I think they hope that Lewis will teach Charles to become the champion (with what it takes to be do so and consistency etc) and bet on Charles having more inherit speed than Carlos. But that's speculation of course :)

Imagine saying ferrari is regretting signing 7 time wdc lewis hamilton because carlos sainz won a race that was very fortunate because max retired, not threatened by anyone because of his teammate behind him holding position and keeping others behind. Not saying he didn't deserve that win, he did especially because of his qualifying but come on

??? It's 3 racewins vs the greatest of all time be serious 😭

Carlos is a good driver no doubt but have you ever wondered why he's jumping teams all the time? Why didn't ferrari want to keep him after last year? Hmm maybe because they just don't see him doing the great things.

Imo he's a perfect number two driver. He'll be there but not for a wdc. There's no Team that will sign him as their no. 1.

not redbull not aston not merc not mclaren

perez won two races last year and you don't put him on the same level as Michael schumacher do you??

That's how ridiculous this argument is

[ef-1]

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