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Throwback to absolutely hilarious 500m rowing erg race in 2015 where we were blessed with dying Romain, shocked Lewis and suddenly winning Nico! (...and many more kkk)
My new hobby is spamming Romain's gif wherever I can now, it's pure gold
Also it was Valterri next to Lewis here lol
Edit: no but really what is this angle. You're not on a gynecologist's table brotha
At least here you're winning son... Beside Le-Mans of course.
Second half of the chibis
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tell me about grosjean
grosjean's crash is something that occupies my mind constantly. it's almost entirely because of engineering that grosjean is still capable of walking around, talking about his crash. after clipping kvyat's car at just over 150 miles per hour, he collided head-on with the track barrier on a fast straight. at 53G grosjean could've suffered fatal whiplash if not for his HANS- his halo also prevented injury, deflecting a large sheet of metal which otherwise could've decapitated/seriously injured him. most vital of all was likely the carbon fibre safety cell the drivers sit in- a luxury ronnie peterson did not have during his crash, evidenced by his broken legs, which became the primary shock absorber after the destruction of his car's nosecone (the safety cell was invented in 1981). technology purpose-built for incidents like this saved romain grosjean's life (ironic, as he was one of the drivers who lobbied against the introduction of the halo!). it's an interesting crash to discuss, and all the better because grosjean is still alive to discuss it too.
you ever randomly think about romain grosjean and go "holy shit".
im really glad to see romain back in an f1 car, even if hes happy with what hes doing now. the last time he was in one was bahrain, when he thought he was going to die! he gets to not only continue to race but to chose if he wants to go back to f1, and you can tell hes super excited!!