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it feels like everyone forgot what twitter was like in 2019 in the rush to join the new twitter-but-it's-2019 social media platform

#OnThisDay in 1968, future World Champion Mario Andretti made his #F1 debut with Team Lotus at Watkins Glen.

He stunned onlookers by qualifying on pole at his very first race, paving the way for one of motorsport's most illustrious careers.

cota already? holyy

It'll never be lost on me that a particular subset of the liberal commentariat in both North America and Western Europe were deeply infatuated with this woman up until the very moment she decided to talk about that one issue you're still basically not allowed to talk about lol.

not that it's out of the ordinary for him but it is absolutely insane that flavio briatore was reportedly considering replacing franco colapinto with paul fucking aron next year

the main appeal of the singapore grand prix is and always has been ooh lights pretty

he's vettelmoding...

also has anyone paid a lick of attention to george russell who has dominated this race lol

who just cracked open a cold one on the sky f1 broadcast

sometimes the daily catfishing game exists to humble you

the internet is radicalising me into becoming a lando norris fan

he's checomoding?

i fucking love engagement bait :D

What might have been, but for dodgy Alfa electrics... #OnThisDay in ’80 Bruno Giacomelli led the #USGP comfortably, from pole, & would surely have won had his Alfa 179 held together. But, as usual, it didn’t. Pic: leading Nelson Piquet, Carlos Reutemann & the rest on lap 1.

waking up to this view every morning 😻

really don't recommend building a wardrobe almost from scratch when you are so poor all the time

YouTube video by screwoftheday DJ Screw - Phil Collins - In the Air Tonight

www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnwe...

concerned onlookers report she's "getting into creedence clearwater revival"

#OnThisDay in ’76, at Mosport, Allan de la Plante took one of the all-time great #F1 photos. From left to right: Ronnie Peterson (March), James Hunt (McLaren), Patrick Depailler (Tyrrell) & Mario Andretti (Lotus). Hunt won from Depailler & Andretti. Peterson ended up 9th.

for chips...

F1 designer & GP winner — but Jean-Pierre Jabouille could have achieved so much more Jean-Pierre Jabouille developed Renault's first F1 car, then raced it in its debut grand prix. He became the team's first Formula 1 winner as well. But, writes Matt Bishop, bad luck disguised his even...

The cruelly underrated Jean-Pierre Jabouille, the first man to win an #F1 GP in a turbocharged car, died in February 2023, aged 80, having been born #OnThisDay 83 years ago. I wrote a #MotorSport column about him. Click below to read it.
www.motorsportmagazine.com/articles/sin...

The fundamental contradiction at the heart of Western exceptionalism is the seething, spitting hatred of the racialized Other whose exploitation Western society is built on.

It's what leads to absurdities like asking the people whose labor powers your society to prove they're not burdens.

café allongé... real angeheads know

Black and white picture of Enzo Osella.

Today we mourn the death of Enzo Osella, founder of the Osella squad that raced in Formula 1 1980-1990. The team scored points on several occasions and was home to drivers like Eddie Cheever, Nicola Larini and Jean-Pierre Jarier. Osella was 86 years old.

#f1 #formula1

got me to the gate with time for a coffy ☕

it's so heartbreaking when a clearly talented rapper spends most of their career making absolute dogshit

Here’s the front cover of #Autosport, complete with the traditional BRG masthead that always accompanied significant British racing successes back in the day, following Johnny Herbert’s & Stewart GP’s wonderful #EuropeanGP victory at Nürburgring #OnThisDay in ’99.

just watch hungary and brazil then throw the tv in the bin

2006 is the kinda season you have to watch on wikipedia