yaoi!!! on track

Monaco based YouTuber Nico Rosberg?!

They’re sleeping again, I’m not very creative

"did gibernau cross the line"

@.fabioquartararo20: Sun, sea and shared moments.🫶

Nico: Yes you do. You told me yesterday.

Vale and Cal during the press conference | Austria 2019 © Andrea Diodato/NurPhoto

why does he look like he's about to show me the sickest kickflip

U go girl📣📣

jenson talking about that one time he got home in london after partying and kimi was just in his house. alone. (or not) and nico wants to interject but then brundle has to go ah-hem guys we're on the telly. the 2010s grid has my heart. i need them to all write tell-alls about that era it was chaos but beautiful chaos. please.

(also in case you don’t know karen is also a racing rider too !)

Maria Teresa de Filippis (November 11, 1926 – January 8, 2016) was an Italian racing driver, and the first woman to race in Formula One. Despite reservations from her family and friends (with two of her brothers making bets that she'd be slow) she won her very first race, driving a Fiat 500 on a 10 km drive between Salerno and Cava de Tirreni. This result gave her the confidence to compete in the Italian sports car championship, where she finished second in the 1954 season. She made three Grand Prix starts for the Maserati team, being a works driver since 1954, in 1958, with a best result of 10th at Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium. Following Jean Behra's death in a racing accident (August 1st, 1959), Maria Teresa was left devastated and retired from professional racing. She married and started a family in the early 1960s, staying away from racing until 1979, when she joined the International Club of Former F1 Grand Prix Drivers, club that she was named vice-president of in 1997. Maria Teresa de Filippis died in January 8th 2016, in Scanzorosciate, Italy, at the age of 89. Even if her F1 career was short, she successfully competed in other racing series and is widely recognized as one of the pioneers of the sport.