#childhood photos

[myloveonherknees]

@/hisethelcain. “leaving florida for good tomorrow night, im gonna miss it” twitter, 18 aug 2020.

[autismdogg]

“ask your mom if you can sleep over”

[sparkleswap]

i love her lots tbh

[umgeorge]

"#ThrowbackThursday calls for one thing… looking through the archives 🥹🎞️" - september 26, 2024 📷 @.officialgr63 / instagram

[webdiggerxxx]

꧁★꧂

[adam-trademark]

Baby Pictures

(Unknown Dates)

[joonmon]

Day 1

A new month with a new idol!! 🐻

[reallyunluckyrunaway]

Nothing can fully describe the cuteness that is this picture.

[umlewis]

lewis hamilton at a kart race in 1997 📷 richard saker

[mon-moonfae]

Clingyduo.

[this-is-honeybunny]

Look what I came across on instagram.

[wiiildflowerrr]

@5SOS: OLD ME // OUT FRIDAY MIDNIGHT LOCAL

19 February 2020

[wolfsteax]

Why Not?

[sparkleswap]

childhood photos...

[umgeorge]

📷 @.f1 / tiktok

[umseb]

"I was only 7 years when the accident happened. Through my father, I learned what a great driver Ayrton Senna was. He was a big fan of Ayrton and gave me a 'Senna' doll and a small Senna toy car. However, the closest I got to Ayrton was watching a Friday practice session from the grandstands at Hockenheim during the German Grand Prix. Sadly, I never had the chance to meet him in person. Later in my racing career I learned a lot about him from people in and around the Paddock, their stories about him as a person and a driver. What I particularly valued about him, much later on, was that he was not only one of the best racing drivers ever but that he also showed compassion and support for the often difficult social problems and poverty that affected his home country Brazil. This support continues today, 30 years on, thanks to the Senna Foundation. That’s the legacy of a truly great driver and that’s why I would like to remember Ayrton Senna with all his fans today and forever." - may 16, 2024 📷 @.sebastianvettel / instagram