#peter windsor

[grogumaximus]

This is a team that's won Max races and world championships now it's the best team in racing or was up until a couple of races ago. And Max on the radio today was absolutely livid And he said whatever came into his head about the ridiculous strategy And it was a ridiculous strategy that Red Bull had allowing him to be undercuts the whole time every time he came out he's having to pass or trying to pass Lewis Hamilton in the Mercedes And despite two DRS zones was unable to do so and it ended in tears as well with the two colliding Monza 2021 style going into turn 1 And Max being you know very very upset after the race And that's the way a racing driver should be. I'm sorry yeah It sounded bad but for the team to get on the radio to Max verstappen to say don't start talking about who was ahead of the apex Max it's childish to do that, childish . Who are they talking to? I can't believe a Red Bull employee said that to Max verstappen in the middle of the race I think it's absolutely appalling.

[paddockpatrol]

Louder for the journos in the back (x)

[janesurlife]

Peter my guy you're so wise. Can you imagine how difficult of a position Carlos is in right now. He was fired before the season even started and then he was expected to play team player all season. If I was in his place I'd hit someone with my car. But damn that guy is too nice.

[petit-papillion]

"I think if Ferrari have a car capable of winning the World Championship, I find it hard to believe that Leclerc wouldn’t outpoint Carlos Sainz.

As good as Carlos has become as that Ferrari driver in that car, a bit like Jim Clark, he could drive on the absolute limit and it was slightly easier for him to do that than [Sir] Jackie [Stewart], I think it’s the same with Charles Leclerc.

Whatever the limit it is that Leclerc can find, he can do that for longer than Carlos Sainz.

Yes, I know Charles makes mistakes, but I think if he’s got a championship-winning car, I’m not sure we’d see the same Charles, I don’t think he’d make as many mistakes as he has done.

And I think he’d beat Carlos in a championship-winning Ferrari."

Peter Windsor | 13 December 2023

Source: F1 Chat with Peter Windsor / Planet F1

[umlewis]

Peter Windsor calls out the media for 'abusing' Lewis Hamilton

Former Williams and Ferrari team manager Peter Windsor, now working as a journalist, has called out his colleagues for the way they treat Lewis Hamilton and other F1 drivers. In an interview with Cameron F1, Windsor said Lewis has been "abused" by the representatives of the media for years now. "He's been abused so many times by stupid questions from journalists who just want to provoke him into saying something that they can misquote and put in a big black bold headline," the Briton said. "He's just given up really talking to the press in any sort of meaningful way, and it’s very sad that the press these days has done that," Windsor concluded.

[lewishamiltonstuff]

Bringing this back!

[changing-my-username]

Because he didn't know the Mercedes seat would open up at the time

[l8tof1]

peter windsor on what abu dhabi last year could’ve been and lewis’ amazing driving in 2022

"i think lewis hamilton has done an incredible job this year, given everything that he carries with him: the 7 world championships, the history, everything else. he drives just like a guy that came into formula 1 three years ago and that is an amazing achievement when you look at the peers in the past and the present who've lost motivation, lost feel, lost drive after one or two wins, let alone seven."

[heartsoftruth]

Windsor says Abu Dhabi 2021 should have ended like Australia 2023 “That, to me, was absolute proof, again, of what went wrong in Abu Dhabi and I still feel very hot under the collar about that as well. I still think it’s rotten that they completely blew that and Lewis Hamilton was robbed of that eighth title in that one incident.”

[p2pc2e]

Formula 1 Exhibition in Madrid Explained: Sergio’s Chat with Peter Windsor, Part 3

#F1 Exhibition, Part 3. We are Lotus. @rojoalvolante @dmerinof1

Interview by Sergio Álvarez; photos by Diego Merino & Cyril Nikitenko. Q: We see a lot of Lotus stuff here, did you feel comfortable with the Lotus F1 branding experiment a decade ago? A: I didn’t feel comfortable, no. When I think of Lotus, actually, I think of green and yellow, the lovely Lotus badge and maybe the red, white and gold. I wasn’t really comfortable – certainly not comfortable –…

[world-of-wales]

The Princess of Wales June 2024 Photo Challenge ♔

❥ Day 11 - Favourite photo(s) of Catherine with the British royal family Catherine's relationship with the Windsor family is quite possibly one of my favorite things ever. She's the daughter Charles always wanted, is Camilla and Sophie's best friend, Anne and Tim adore her, and she's the ride-or-die for William's siblings Zara and Mike and their families. Edward is like the dorky uncle who’s almost a best friend. Even though we don't get to see her interact with the younger Edinburghs as much, the short time we do see them together only proves that she's like an older sister to them. And even I, with my complicated relationship with the Yorks, can admit that, despite what everyone would have us believe, the girl squad of Bea, Cat, and Genie proves everyone wrong with their friendship.

[emptymasks]

Well I said I’d get better at sharing my art on here and then realised last time I promoted any of my stickers on here was over a year ago. Oops. The fun story with these stickers are I’d drawn almost all of them, we had a power cut that, despite having saved this file multiple times over multiple days, corrupted the Photoshop file beyond repair and I had to draw them all again. But I got them them finished aaaa. 🕸️ ❤️

As always with my little chibis, they’re available as stickers, and as badges with customisable backgrounds of any colour of pride flags that you want. I can’t link to my Etsy without risking Tumblr hiding the post, but the link is in my pinned post, my carrd, I’m emptymasks on Etsy.

Reblogs help support artists more than likes ❤️

[ID: Individual chibi drawings of 30 characters from the Spiderverse films and comics that are available as stickers. Also as badges where they are placed inside circles to show what they will look like as physical button badges, some of them with plain colour backgrounds and some with 1-3 different pride flags as examples of how you can customise the backgrounds.]

[janesurlife]

"He's lost the drive at the end of the year, regardless of what he does. It's a really tough thing. Absolute 100% respect to Carlos for the way he's handling it with the smile, they way he works with the team, just absolutely brilliant."

[petit-papillion]

"I am a Leclerc fan - you’ve got to understand I’m a Leclerc fan.

Because Leclerc’s yardstick is racing with Max and to some extent, you know, Lewis at the front of a Grand Prix. When he’s not in that situation, he doesn’t really care that much about anything other than just trying to get back into the situation.

That’s possibly why we see him making more mistakes and doing funny things. Because he’s just desperate to get to where he wants to be. But in a car like a Ferrari, which is eating its tyres, relatively low downforce, they don’t seem to be able to generate very good downforce on high downforce circuits, and therefore that leads on to everything else: the bouncing, the kerb strike, the car changing over the fuel load, all those things.

It’s a really difficult ask for a guy like Leclerc to be patient and bring the car home."

Peter Windsor | 6 September 2023

Source: YouTube

[leonisandmurex]

Savannah and...

[fashionbooksmilano]

Philippe Halsman's Jump Book

Compléments de documents Yvonne Halsman, Postface Owen Edwards

Éditions de La Martinière, Paris 2015, 96 pages, 194 ill, ISBN 989-2-7324-7506-6

euro 50,00

email if you want to buy booksinprogressmilano@yahoo.it

C’est en photographiant la famille Ford que Philippe Halsman a eu cette idée un peu folle : faire sauter Mme Ford devant l’objectif. Ainsi naît le concept de « jumpology ». Cet album présente des portraits hauts en couleurs (bien qu’en N&B), originaux, dynamiques, drôles et vrais. De Riga en Lettonie à New York, en passant par Paris, Philippe Halsman est devenu le plus grand portraitiste de son époque : Chagall, Le Corbusier, Gide, Malraux et d’autres artistes et intellectuels tombent tous sous la coupe de son appareil. Dès 1940, Halsman fuit l’Occupation et émigre aux États-Unis où il se reforgera une notoriété aux côtés de Picasso, Marilyn Monroe, Ingrid Bergman, Winston Churchill, Audrey Hepburn, Salvador Dalí ou encore Alfred Hitchcock. La photographie d’Halsman se caractérise par son approche directe et psychologique, ainsi que par une recherche formelle dans le détail, affectionnant les expérimentations techniques et esthétiques. Il réalise 101 couvertures du magazine Life et publie, en 1959, son manifeste de la « jumpology » : Jump Book.

Le quasi 200 fotografie realizzate da Halsman a metà degli anni 50 che ritraggono stelle del cinema, regnanti, politici, attori, artisti e studiosi a mezz’aria sono ormai entrate a far parte nell’immaginario collettivo della cifra stilistica di Halsman. In quel periodo l’artista concludeva le sessioni fotografiche chiedendo ai suoi soggetti di saltare e così iniziò a prendere forma questa straordinaria ed energetica raccolta che tra gli altri annovera Marilyn Monroe, Edward Steichen, Audrey Hepburn, Robert Oppenheimer, John Steinbeck, Weegee, Aldous Huxley, Marc Chagall, Salvador Dalì, Brigitte Bardot, Groucho Marx, Richard Nixon e il Duca e la Duchessa di Windsor. "Quando si chiede una persona di saltare", ha scritto Halsman, "la sua attenzione è principalmente rivolta verso l'atto di saltare, e la maschera cade, facendo apparire così la persona reale."

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