Yeah fuck this guy for spelling his name the way it was given to him what an asshole
100% this is someone's life that the boss gets to cosplay for a day
Yeah despite being a clown, he had morals in there
Hasn't the Mercedes suffered specifically from floor issues that cause higher temperatures in the car than other cars? This has been known for weeks, right?
I love Lando but this was an unnecessary comment at best.
This was sad. I know it's time. But boy howdy I've loved everything about Danny as a person. He's held his head so high during what has to be an incredibly mentally tough journey.
This was actually pretty brutal to watch. The man is doing everything he can to keep his composure, say the right things, and still be the positive force he always is.
But this is the end. He knows it, we know it. And he has to look at a camera and keep smiling for us.
Tough stuff and I will always respect and love Danny. Legitimately my favorite personality in the sport, and I truly hope he bounces back personally, and can somehow continue to contribute to F1 somehow. I imagine he could be a great tv personality one day.
It's just sad. Lovable dude. End of an era.
What didn't diddy do?
Ima challenge your statement about "no indication the parent was bad." You yourself go on to explain how the parent purchases an automatic weapon for a kid who's had police visits for making threats... that's not bad? That's absolutely idiotic and insanely irresponsible. I'd go so far, even, to call it "bad". Hell, people die because of that "bad" decision.
That's a bad, bad parent in my book.
Dumpin' in the trash can
Why would you comment this lmao
You just inspired me to buy a fun gift for my wife on lodge, nice! Skull cupcakes pan. Fun, thanks!
Yeah it feels like a dumb decision to me, but it's their decision to make. Seems like you're throwing away free marketing, I don't see any reasonable consumers thinking the formally associated with them.
"SheLovesF1" doesn't really scream "associated with F1" to me, but obviously F1 disagrees.
Like, say you had a grain silo or some theoretical structure that would allow you to fill the structure as high as you wanted, full of balloons, all inflated with regular air, not helium.
Is there a point where the balloons' collective miniscule weight would be enough to pop the balloons on the bottom? Or would they just bounce/float on top of each other forever and ever?
Why were both alfa romeos struggling so hard? What caused the accident, was it simply an over reaction by zhou, or something mechanical?
Let's go somewhere fast, right? What's with the walking?
