#f2 2021

[feraltwinkseb]

Formula 2 Testing in Barcelona - Day 1 April 23, 2021 - Barcelona, Spain Source: David Ramos - Formula 1/Formula Motorsport Limited via Getty Images

[bad268]

Loop (Ollie Bearman X Reader)

Fandom: RPF/F2/F3

Requested: Day 19 of writing Inktober prompts instead of drawing!

Warnings: none.

As always, my requests are OPEN

MASTERLIST // HITLIST

Writing Inktober 2021 Materlist

~~(^Pinterest)

“You’re scared of the loop?” Ollie asked. He pulled you off to the side, away from the rest of your group, to talk to you when he noticed how anxious you seemed as soon as Jak mentioned one of the biggest roller coasters there.

“Maybe,” you said hesitantly. You had never been on a rollercoaster, and it was very intimidating.

“You don’t have to be scared of it,” he reassured, pulling you into his arms. You wrapped your arms around his waist as you leaned into him, enjoying the peace.

“C’mon lovebirds! We’ve got rides to ride!” Jak shouted while shoving to stand between you two. 

“Why don’t we start with smaller ones first?” Ollie suggested, pushing away from Jak before immediately pulling you back into him.

“Why? You a coward?” Jak accused.

“Yeah, I’m a coward, Jak.”

~~~~~

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[fortheloveofaussiegrit]

Oscar Piastri's last time out in Abu Dhabi when he won the F2 Championship

[oscahpitlane]

[idontshitpostbuttheolympicpark]

comfort watching the 2021 live at prema f2 videos and getting emotional over rookie f2 champion oscar piastri in this house tonight

[fanfic-que-deu-errado]

sometimes i think abt this video a lot

[jullythevamp]

random opinions by me everyday until i get tired of it :D

formula 2 (and 3) soon will become meaningless if the champions can't race in formula 1

both felipe drugovich (2022 winner) and theo pourchaire (2023 winner) don't have a seat on f1. whoever wins this year - aron, hadjar, bortoleto, or other - is probably not going to get a formula 1 seat.

and on the other side, drivers like logan sargeant, jack doohan, oliver bearman and other drivers that did not win formula 2 have formula one seats. there is a chance kimi antonelli is going to get the mercedes seat. why?

imagine being the best driver of the competition and not having a seat? why win it then? why put in the effort if it's not the racing that counts?

also, why formula 3 exist if the drivers can just not win a single race and go straight to formula 2?

the fact that the line up from 2023 to 2024 stayed the same is also weird like. a driver can score 2 points in the entire year and he still deserves the seat, but drugovich, that got top3 in one of the 2024 pre season pratices is out? pourchaire, a really good rookie in indy, is out?

it just doesn't make sense to me.

[nnato]

[itzmaxiel]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY DENNIS (DENISE😜)

21 already🥳 It feels like you just turned 18. Time goes so fast lately.

Don't let anymore fade your beautiful smile🫶

I met Dennis in Austria and he was so kind, really hope to meet him again this year back in Austria🫶

[preciouspiastri]

i firmly believe kyle has been trying to get he and logan to race together for his whole life

[newdayslinguine]

Maybe im nitpicky maybe im obsessed with factchecking f1 posts

[feraltwinkseb]

Mark Webber + Oscar Piastri 

[cobraonthecob]

Hi, about Max being always the younger pilot, he will always be but there is a reason for it. When Max had his first race he was only 17 yo, too young to legally drive in some countries in Europe, so there was some outcry and complains, there was a lot of push from the media, I remember a lot of criticism, so in the end the FIA changed the age so now drivers have to be at least 18yo to drive in F1- Well, that is what I remember, I'm probably missing a few things, perhaps someone knows the whole story

i wasn't talking about max being the youngest driver to ever win a race, i was commenting about how his redbull (and toro rosso, carlos is 29 now) teammates being older than him. max isn't stuck in time at age 18, he's 26 now while yuki is 23 and liam is 21, i was just commenting how funny it is that they haven't moved up a younger driver to redbull ever since daniel left.

i still find it funny that max will eternally hold the record for the youngest f1 driver to win a race unless the stars align and we get a driver who just turned 18 after running through the lower formulas and manages to win the first race of the season.

(also, no one @ me about how 'well none of the alphatauri or redbull juniors are ready for f1'. like when will they ever be if apparently f2 isn't good enough to promote them, since they sent liam to super formula [which is not a feeder series] to give him extra experience. redbull's also not using alphatauri properly as their f1 on-site prep team if they really want to cultivate young drivers, considering that no one is thinking of trying to get yuki to improve and be more consistent. i truly think that with daniel circling back to rbr, yuki is better off following in pierre's footsteps and getting into another team that isn't going to use him as a measuring stick for rookies)

[fortheloveofaussiegrit]

Mark Webber in Abu Dhabi after Oscar's title win in the F2 2021 Championship

[coffeenuts]

[graveltrip]

ngl i'm way more excited about the fe rookies this year than the f1 ones.