#speedysuarez

NASCAR reacted to Jimmie’s announcement like he’d straight-up died, instead of announcing a year in advance, with a full season of racing left to give us. Which is wild but like, I also feel that primally. I know NASCAR has weathered this many times in recent years, with Tony and Jeff and then Jr., but with Jimmie it’s like, he’s the last one. This is it. Sure, Harvick and Newman and KuBu are still around from this era, but Jimmie is our 

seven

time

champion

daniel?????? obviously??

I’M SO HAPPY FOR YOU! 🤗 Every fan who goes to the race should enjoy it. And to see the final… I can’t even imagine it but I totally understand that all the emotions are on the high. tbh, I’m a bit jealous because this year I went to Berlin and had 0 emotions during podium ceremony.

From those short moments while getting autographs, which drivers you liked meeting the most? :)

Jonny Wilkinson holds the record for:

- most points score in a single Six Nations game (35 - against Italy 2001)- most points scored in a single Six Nations Tournament (89 - 2001)- most conversions in a Six Nations game (9 - against Italy 2001)- most conversions in a single Six Nations Tournament (24 - 2001)- most conversions in the Six Nations in his entire career (89 - 1998 - 2011)

(England beat Italy 80 - 23 in that 2001 match, the biggest margin in any Six Nations match)

Sauber aren’t a bad team as such, but they haven’t been a true midfield or front runner team in a while. They were arguably most successful when they partnered with BMW (2006-2009). The close relationship they are building with Ferrari looks to be a step in the right direction for the team, although they are still largely a back-marker.