#charles coste

[graveltrip]

Having the oldest living Olympian gold medalist of France, Charles Coste, who turned 100 years old earlier this year and won the games in 1948 in the men's team pursuit in cycling, be the second to last torch bearer touched my heart.

[viejospellejos]

Charles Coste y un momento histórico al portar la antorcha olímpica en la ceremonia inaugural. Es el campeón olímpico francés más longevo con 100 años de edad:

Coste consiguió el oro olímpico en ciclismo durante los Juegos Olímpicos de Londres 1948.

[dadsinsuits]

Charles Coste

[radioshiga]

Medalhista centenário carrega tocha olímpica em Paris 2024

Paris, França, 26 de julho de 2024 (Agência France-Presse) – Charles Coste, um medalhista de ouro francês de 100 anos, participou do revezamento da tocha olímpica para os Jogos de Paris 2024, carregando uma mensagem de paz para todos. Coste é um dos mais de 10.000 condutores da tocha para os Jogos de Verão que começam nesta sexta-feira (26). Nascido em 1924, ano em que Paris sediou os Jogos…

[eterniravioli]

charles telling george about oscar’s overtake

“you’ll see, his overtake is really good.”

[ickypuppi3]

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

[versatancore]

sebastian : i have something to tell you.

kimi *not even looking up* : we're not going to adopt oliver.

sebastian : BUT YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND! HE'S SO SWEET AND INNOCENT!!

kimi *looking at charles* : i'm not falling for that again.

[souvenir116]

charles is just. so easy to love. reading that article with the little excerpts about his wink, his giggles, his flustered and flushed face. he’s so endearing. i only wish for his happiness.

[brainrotcharacters]

"every once in a while I do get a Charles around here" are those the ones who chose Erik?

[welcometogrouchland]

(ID in alt) hi sorry for back to back marvel fanart I swear I still have dc stuff lmao. However I did recently read X-Men: first class and got a bit carried away doodling this after Lmao

[honeyhobbs]

I never get tired of drawing his face it's so fun

[presdestigatto]

just saw someone call charles' career 'common successes' the pole to win ratio agenda is too severe because in no way is 26 poles without a championship winning car common at ALL

every time he wins it's after ten thousand trials and tribulations and his wins this year mean so much more to me than if he had a dominant car. i said it last year and i think so doubly now that he impresses me with every race like he is him and i truly think he is the best.

[danieldrivesfast]

After still needing to unfollow people because of their smooth-brain takes about Mexico, I'll say it on main:

You have never experienced a driver death, or even a serious injury, and it shows.

Then again, you probably would have been one of the people saying that Jules Bianchi dying is a shame, but the idea that drivers can be killed is what makes F1 exciting. Wait, no, Jules was handsome, you probably would've wished it on someone else. Unless you didn't like him for some bullshit reason, then he would've deserved it, right? That's the type of shit I see in your posts and tags about drivers you don't like. Karma will come for you.

There is no reason for men with this level of talent to do things that intentionally endanger other drivers. It's not cute or cunty or a slay, it's fucking dangerous. At the absolute kindest, it's grossly unsportsmanlike. If you don't understand why things are dangerous, sit down, shut up, and listen to all the people explaining it to you. Maybe listen to the 19 drivers who agreed it needs to be addressed.

I hope you never experience watching one of these men die or get seriously injured, for their sake, not yours. I hope you can grow up and realize great drivers don't need to intentionally put others at risk without needing to personally see someone lose their life on a track.

[slythereen]

max just about giving up on the weekend as if we don’t need him on the podium with charles when he finally wins monaco… unacceptable

[livelovecaliforniadreams]