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these two look so post breakup to me đ
This is a saga, not a statement.
Oh come on. Get a room. đ
This is a saga, not a statement.
When the Lestappenâ˘ď¸ meme gets more likes than reality. đ
đŽđš Italian GP Irony Gazette
Monza, the Temple of Speed. Tifosi in full opera mode, everything turned up to excessâpure passion, nothing held back, always beyond. And weâll comment on it all in the only language that matters: sarcasm.
đ The Podium
đĽ Max Verstappen
After yesterdayâs brilliant pole, today he pulled an Oscar-from-last-week special: we basically forgot he existed until the glorious finale. Two personal thank-yous. First, for not letting a papaya snatch both pole and win on Italian soilâsacrilege averted. Second, for showing a rare touch of sensitivity: when asked about Ferrari, unlike his Mercedes quip back in July, this time he managed not to reference de*th. A thoughtful gesture for tifosi already suffering enough without fu*erary metaphors.
đĽ Lando Norris
Max, itâs still you. We really thought weâd seen the last of this dĂŠjĂ vu, but here we are. The annoyance is mountingâgive it time and Lando might try to sm*ther him in his sleep, or at least brainstorm alternative solutions to the Verstappen problem. Even after giving the place back, he looked disoriented, like us, watching seconds of gap open up in front of a non-papaya car. Still carrying that depressed aura, haunted by the dunes and underwear sand of Zandvoort. With Maxâs comeback and his own teamâs suspicious sabotage vibes, I donât blame him.
đĽ Oscar Piastri
Killer instinct activated. He probably smirked when McLaren seemed ready to sabotage Lando two weeks in a row. Sure, he gave the place backâbut judging by his post-race interview, he wasnât entirely convinced it was the right move. Carnivore vibes when someone just served you a vegan plate: polite enough to nibble, but the hungerâs still there.
đ Special Mentions
Tifosi
Opera singers in red. They came, they screamed, they waved flags like maniacs. But most of allâthey flirted. In Imola it was shy glances; at Monza it turned into full-on advances. On the podium, Max Emilian looked almost⌠not entirely indifferent.
Team Principals
Welcome to the new season of The Bachelor. Yesterdayâs pole even came with a ringâthe very ring every team principal is dying to slip on somebodyâs finger from now until 2027. Jos have officially started the go-ahead. I bet heâs getting flowers and chocolates with cheesy notes delivered hourly. And somewhere in the corner, Laurent is still strumming his serenade, hoping that between Toto, Fred & co., thereâs still a little space left for his cue.
Charles Leclerc
No irony hereâjust gratitude. He fought until the very end. He gave us hope, he gave us chills, he truly is Ferrariâs prince, always. The only irony? History keep writing him tragedies when he was clearly born for epics.
Lewis Hamiltonâs Pores
Iâll admit it: Iâve been obsessed since those photos in Milan. What is this manâs beauty routine? Does he bath in goatâs milk? Does he sleep in a cryo chamber? Whatever it is, it worksâhe looked like a teenager. Skin polished like it had been carved by a master craftsman, yet nothing about it seemed artificial. Friday I went hunting for a single enlarged pore, and I can confirm: they donât exist. And yesâTwitter wonât let us forget also that his đdeserves its own Rio Carnival parade.
Bortoleto, Hadjar, Antonelli & Bearman
Our four musketeers. Too young to rent a car without the under-25 fee, yet already handing out lessons to veterans whenever thereâs mud to wrestle in. Hadjar and Bearman, quiet but always thereâthe kind of âyou again?â presence rivals dread. Antonelliâs more of a rollercoaster, but at least he gives out free adrenaline. And Bortoleto, already in the top 10, proves the future doesnât announce itselfâit takes the stage.
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Alright, Iâm going to be honest: Itâs extremely annoying how F1 TV now cuts to the WAGs instead of focusing on the actual race. We have WAGs out here actually signing autographs (ex: Carmen) and I feel like Iâm the only one screaming âcan we focus on the race??! Does no one care about racing??!â
I hate what Liberty Media has done to F1. I know there are multiple factors that have contributed to the rise of WAG culture but Liberty Mediaâs desperation to force F1 into the American market by spamming drivers personal lives and making it into a reality show completely destroys what made F1 interesting (cough THE RACING cough).
If only I were an ostrich who could bury my head in the sand but sadly Iâm an F1 fan who is just about ready to shrivel up and call it a day.
Hi Anon! Youâre totally right â and honestly, thatâs not just a fan complaint anymore, even TV commentators have started pointing it out.
I remember hearing jokes about even before the summer break, when some European commentators literally said, âwe all have to pay the family cutaway tax now,â half-joking, half-serious.
Specifically one race where the director spent half the time filming Landoâs mom. Lovely lady, always smiling and bubbly, but⌠come on. đ
I usually watch two different European feeds, and both have made sarcastic comments about this more than once, so itâs clearly not just a fandom issue.
The reason it blew up again in Singapore is because during that epic last-lap moment â Lewis on broken brakes vs Fernando trying to pass him â instead of showing that actual drama, the broadcast was focused somewhere else. Thatâs when everyone lost it. So now, even podcaster like Matt & Tommy are noticing it loud.
Domenicali recently said something about younger audiences preferring highlights and sprint races, but if thatâs the case, then expand the options â donât flatten the main race.
So Iâm totally with you.
Not everyone wants a TikTok version of F1.
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