alexis!!

motorsports mainly f1 and motogp very george russell-pilled comic related blog: crims0nc0met

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serve it babe

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they're sandbagging please god say they're sandbagging. the car is actually good and they're being secretive about it. no problems.

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george saying if he wasnt an f1 driver he'd be a farmer. pack it up man ik you've played kings lynn leisure farm.

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that is a mother and her kids

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I Hope u Fall Off That Fucking Swing and Snap Your Neck and Never Recover And Live your Life As a Fucking Vegetsble

And You know who this Is

STOP I WILL HURT YOU

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aIYSHDLZGKKGSKDYHARAKYJfxl whatever you want princess 😁😁❤️❤️❤️

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Why are you a stupidDumb Idiot Chud?

- You Know Who this Is

im gonna hurt you

[georgegraphys]

In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. George Russell shall be a MULTIPLE TIME WORLD CHAMPION. Amen.

[georgerussellpropaganda-deactiv]

why this grown ass man giving me cute aggression

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god that car better be a rocket ship. he is literally glowing

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oh she is beautiful 😋😋😋😛😛😛

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im actually losing it over the crazy amount of content mercedes is posting

[littlefrenchfrog]

Alain-Nigel chat is post-1994, I'm sobbing with you

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This one is for you @remingtoniii

[the-2ndwaltz]

I know this sounds dramatic but George Russell is, to me, the perfect reading of Cabanel’s Fallen Angel.

Cabanel’s angel isn’t burning, isn’t raging, isn’t monstrous. He remains too beautiful, too luminous. What condemns him is not ugliness but the excess of humanity in his gaze, suspended between wounded pride and contained pain, a tear that never quite falls, a perfect body that no longer belongs to heaven and yet refuses to surrender to hell.

George lives in that same liminal space. He carries an aesthetic of purity that people insist on mistaking for fragility, too pretty, too polished, too posh. “Prince.” “Princess.” As if delicacy cancels ambition. As if emotional control means the absence of fury. What’s there, instead, is repression. Not emptiness.

Cabanel painted an angel who remembers heaven. George is someone who remembers what was promised to him. The angel is reclining, but not defeated. George looks calm, but never passive. There’s a quiet tension in the body, in the eyes, in the way he occupies space without asking, a well-mannered rage, pain dressed properly, a pride that doesn’t shout because it knows that when it does, it will be irreversible. And maybe that’s what binds them most closely. They are not figures of spectacular downfall, but figures of waiting.

And maybe this is where the wanting comes in. I want George to be champion. Not as redemption, not as a narrative arc neatly resolved, but because waiting should not be a permanent state. Because dignity deserves reward. Because some falls are only pauses and some angels deserve to rise on their own terms.

Cabanel would have understood.

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Dream car?? 😛

OKAY so im not really someone who has many like dream cars, i mean i drive a 2003 toyota rav4 thats lowkey falling apart 💔💔💔

BUTT the koenigsegg jesko absolut in like a full black or the black w/ gold is super cool to me. and it goes really fast 😛😛

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HELLO PRINCESS😁😁