kai ☆️ retweeted
Max Verstappen will always have a star on his helmet.
championships aren’t meant to be won every year.
they’re meant to be rare.
and that’s what’s makes them special ⭐️
kai ☆️ retweeted
just charles shouting track names and getting them right and Lewis looking devastated at him for 1 minute straight 😭
kai ☆️ retweeted
First and last poster for Timothée Chalamet as Paul Atreides in the ‘Dune’ franchise.
karma for stirring up shit
Isack Hadjar was so angry after the United States GP that Sky Sports had to DELAY his interview to censor all the swearing. 😭
Simon Lazenby revealed they had to review the footage before they could even air it.
Hadjar was NOT having a good Sunday. 💀
(via. @Racingnews365) #F1
Brother you can't even get your car setup right #letsworkonthatfirst
kai ☆️ retweeted
You have no idea how happy I am that the real Charles is back. The confident Charles, the Charles who makes no mistakes when he feels confident in the car. The consistent Charles. And despite suffering two DNFs due to reliability issues, he is still fighting for P2 in the championship.
Honestly, a lot of people talk about his performances, but Charles’s season is so underrated. People only look at the results, and they’re right to do so, but you also have to look at the way he’s been performing. Charles is having a very strong season. The way he has worked day after day, week after week, month after month, trying to adapt to these new regulations. He even had to change his brakes, and he’s still managing to perform at an incredibly high level.
So many people doubted him when things weren’t going well, but he stayed focused in his own little bubble. While everyone was criticising him, he stayed silent and kept working to find solutions. Everyone thought he would never be able to bounce back with the CI discs, and some even said that if Rosberg couldn’t do it, why would Charles be able to?
And yet, we all know how important Brembo discs are to Charles. Those discs and brakes are part of Charles’s DNA. And despite being forced to change his brakes, he still managed to win straight away. The number of hours he spends at Maranello in the simulator or working with the engineers is just insane. The difficulties he faced from Canada to Silverstone have transformed him as a driver. He has learned so much from that, even though he didn't deserve to go through it.
His season, in terms of maturity, talent and leadership, has been simply incredible. As always. And it’s not over yet!!!










































