Quoheleth retweeted
What nonsense is this - hasn't this just proved that it's LEC that's the problem? They're saying Seb worked well with RAI, and yet LEC clashed with Seb. LEC also clashed with SAI. And now he's clashed with Lewis.
So who's the problem here?
Quoheleth retweeted
Look at the panel?
That’s why we need more ethnic minorities holding space in this sport. 😂
🚨 | 𝗣𝗝: 𝗛𝗔𝗠𝗜𝗟𝗧𝗢𝗡 𝗜𝗦 “𝗡𝗢𝗧 𝗩𝗘𝗥𝗬 𝗪𝗘𝗟𝗟 𝗟𝗜𝗞𝗘𝗗” 𝗜𝗡𝗦𝗜𝗗𝗘 𝗙𝗘𝗥𝗥𝗔𝗥𝗜
AutoRacer’s PJ has made a striking claim about Lewis Hamilton’s position inside Maranello.
🎙️ “From what I know, Hamilton is not very well liked by those who work inside Ferrari, because his behaviour is almost the opposite of what the employees and engineers would like.”
PJ also insists there is 𝗻𝗼 𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗽𝗿𝗲𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲 for Hamilton over Charles Leclerc.
[AutoRacer]
#F1 #Ferrari #Hamilton
Quoheleth retweeted
Replying to @the_zb_
That's what a Leclerc fan would say, not a Ferrari fan. A Ferrari fan wouldn't give a shit who wins on track as long it's a Ferrari who wins. What Leclerc did was unacceptable, everyone already established that.
And don't tell me they would rather have them race each other as hard as possible instead of getting a 1-2. How can you call yourself a fan after an opinion like that lol
Quoheleth retweeted
This guy's solution is "crash into eachother all you want, but what is more important is our PR so shut up"
I am absolutely loving how Ferrari are letting these two go at it, whether that is contractual or not, it’s the way it should be on track.
The main thing they need to fix is laying down an absolutely brutal mandate on them regarding the political games and media posturing, with a gag order and severe consequences for breaking it.
Then, gloves off and let them go at it on track, which is what we all want to see! There’s nothing of consequence left this season for the team, and some meaningless random race results are not a good enough reason to start being heavy-handed with your drivers.
The overall circumstances should dictate the methods, and right now it should be full on assault mode for the both of them going into 2027.
It’s been exciting to see Hamilton return to his 2020 form, rid of the ground effect cars. Unfortunately for Charles, that resurgence coincides with his weakest season of his career thus far. But even so, there’s hardly anything that separates them. A mechanical DNF and podium finish is the entire gap.
That should be pretty exciting, and that’s exactly what Ferrari we’re going to get when they paired these two. No sense in trying to walk it back now, live with what you’ve created and enjoy the fireworks!
Quoheleth retweeted
Replying to @Kaino024
The lecfosi part of the fanbase never rooted for Lewis, and the real tifosi just witnessed Leclerc kamikaze-to-wreck in Monza, and kamikaze-to-losing 1-2 in Mexico.
They root for Ferrari, and Lewis is doing more for them right now.
Quoheleth retweeted
Vijana wa campus wanaaanza kuwa watu bladifakin sana. Kijana anapiga drip yake ya nguo oversized anaenda library kuitisha massive books of scholars only in the name of taking pictures!! This generation will be producing cabbages from this institutions buana. Khasia!
Quoheleth retweeted
My first campus boyfriend used to entertain the dumbest shit😭😂😂😂I had bro catwalking naked with his dih tucked between his thighs WITH a full face of makeup😭😂😂 ati he wants to see how he'd look as a girl😭
Quoheleth retweeted
max já foi vaiado, xingado, até dedo do meio deram para ele, lando também já foi vaiado, george foi vaiado e o pior, LEWIS JÁ SOFREU RACISMO EM VÁRIOS GPs vindo do público mas as tonhas estão preocupadas com uma possível vaia para o cristal imaculado de mônaco
Quoheleth retweeted
Give me Hamilton (Anthony)
Give me Verstappen (Jos)
Give me Schumacher (Ralf)
Give me Isack (Newton)
Give me Championship (f2)
Give me Kimi (no Na Wa)
Give me Alonso (Xabi)
Give me Russell (Brand)
Give me Norris (Nuts)
Quoheleth retweeted
😳 Nico Rosberg details everything that went into beating Lewis Hamilton in 2016
“My superpower was preparation. That's the superpower. Because natural talent, Lewis is the goat and the greatest, so I'm not going to beat him with natural talent.”
“So food, first of all, there's body weight. Three hundredths of a second per lap was one kilogram of my body weight. That's two seconds of race time. So one kilogram will make the difference between winning and coming second. That's crazy.”
“My helmet is black because I took the paint off. I'm the only one with a black bare carbon helmet because I went to my helmet manufacturer and asked how much is the paint? They say, well, the difference between raw helmet paint is 80 grams. I was like, well, we're taking it off then. No more paint. And it's all these details. I stopped cycling even though that was my favorite endurance sport and I lost 600 grams from the leg muscles. That's huge. That's more than one and a half hundredths per lap. It's enormous.
“Then I get to Suzuka qualifying in my championship year and I'm on pole by two hundredths. That's the helmet, the leg muscles and one other thing that I did that was pole position. And that is then the world championship also because Lewis finishes third, I get the gap in the points and then world championship. It's like everything is just in the finite details that I managed to add up those marginal gains to make significant improvement and eventually managed to beat the unbeatable Lewis.”
“…In preparation for 2016, two hours of mental training every two days. It was harder than the physical training, harder than going to the gym to stay focused and attention and work through all of that. And it's loads of things. It's meditation, repetition, visualization, techniques to remain present when you feel emotions of fear coming, when you're terrified to mess up and have the world laughing at you because you're leading the race and you mess up the starts. As a driver, you have those fears.”
“…So, with my psychologist, very important for me in my championship year was also never, ever, ever use the word championship in any media conversation. Never engage in, because you would always say, now you're the favorite for the championship, right, Nico? And just deviate the best way for me to perform is to think about next race only. I want to be preparing for next race to win next race. I even said that at the last race, when it was only about the championship. Because it also it comes back at you, and whatever you say is a repetition inward as well.”



































