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[racingcore]

charles made the call for inters. you can blame ferrari for a lot of things, but bryan gave him accurate information about the rain - it wouldn't get much heavier, it would end in 5 laps. charles even acknowledged "part of the track is completely dry" and then requested to box anyway. sure, ferrari should have said "absolutely not" but charles looked like shit on mediums too, so there's not much more they can do.

this might be the worst race of his career based on driver performance/decision making alone.

look the best i can call today's shit in race is a "tough gamble" but also if you wanna see more into it:

Charles called into it? yes i wholly agree but more accurate data while raining is with team non? point to point accurate with all the meteorologist and all? so yeah if you're going to blame Charles for this one, lets look more into what team is doing.

"charles looked shit on mediums too" girl how much of the mediums did we see to know that he wouldnt have gained after saving? again if correctly pitted for inters at right time? to many ifs today, lets call it a day.

first, we could have had double podium finish so there was no need for risk and they could have said no as well. but here we are.

as i said, this triple header is dead to me.

[livetogether--diealone]

For once ferrari did not fuck up. It was charles that fucked up. they gave identical info to s*inz and he chose not to pit but charles wanted to be aggressive. Can we not go into doom and gloom over the state of the team as a whole because charles was over ambitious?

So saying to a driver that there is a chance of rain in one sector and to the other heavy rain in the next lap is identical info? Okay, good to know

Also charles said it was too dry for inters, and was making the decision to still do it based on what he's been told. The whole machine isn't working. And then why keep giving him bonkers strategies or ones that relay on him doimg some magic trick, they have a shit car and starting in a meh position stick to the simple stuff

It's not just this race, it's last race, it's the changing of specs leaving charles to test it in quali, it's the absolute downgrade since the updates, it's just piling up

[irreparableinnocence]

I hate being called a perfectionist because it builds up this idea of someone with a work ethic and rigurous self-discipline when I'm... not. It happened after my 100% score on an oral exam, and I sort of accepted it because to admit that I got by because I'm lucky to have a good memory and be able to understand and remember the subject just by paying attention in class some of the time and cramming for 24 hours would be disrespectful to both the professor and her subject. And this isn't to humblebrag about my memory; while I won't be falsely modest and deny I'm proud of my relative ease with academics, I genuinely wish so badly I could work steadily and constantly towards a goal instead of relying on wits and adrenaline at the last possible second—most of all because it doesn't work all of the time; I failed an exam recently because I couldn't get off the computer.

[dailymanners]

Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength

― Eric Hoffer

[dinamicus]

I don't like Vasseur

I am aware that Charles is important and he See Home as someone who is related to his begins un this category but I can't like him

[dinamicus]

I never thought that as Leclerc fans ,the last year we will be happy to be in 2022

[leliana19]

happy happy Charles, finally! 🍾🐱🏆

[seb-boo]

♡ heart donuts ♡

[toss-a-coin-to-your-stan-account]

I love "it's never too late" in relation to big life goals and dreams but I especially love it in relation to like. the mundane unfinished things from the past. not the tragedies you never got closure for but the little things that got swept away by time and daily life. it's never too late to look up the plot to that movie you always saw the trailers for and wondered what would happen in but never got to see. it's never too late to read that sequel to that book you loved in tenth grade that you spent weeks stopping by the library to see if they had the sequel to only to end up sighing and finding something else and forgetting it. it's never too late to find a walkthrough of an old online game you played to watch them beat that level you got stuck on for months. it's never too late to finish that draft of that epic convoluted story you started planning when you were twelve even though you're not gonna publish it like twelve-year-old you thought you would. no shame to the big hopes and dreams but I love that kind of "it's never too late"

[dinamicus]

La verdad no me gusto la segunda temporada de Loki salvo algunos destellos del final

[baiuzensenn]

It’s really hilarious for me that in our time, ppl tend to praise mediocrity. Instead of recognizing the one who has the real skills and capacity, if someone mediocre gets through luckily by means of his mediocrity, ppl call him the real Master.

The whole logic chain of Ferrari turned out to be so laughable: Sainz is always shit at tyre management so he was given the 2-stop strategy which Ferrari thought was not tier 1 option but finally was proved to be the correct one. Sainz hilariously benefited from his mediocrity, and then he began to tell the media he insisted 2 pit stops to imply he was the better driver with strategic brain.

While Charles was not only punished by his better tyre management and Ferrari’s totally wrong data analysis, I saw tifosi began to scapegoat Charles by telling him don’t be a Yes man you need to say No to your team you need to make your own strategy blah blah blah same old shit — Dear tifosi do you know you just hilariously proved Ferrari is such a unreliable clown team that your driver even cannot rely on your data analysis? And should Charles choose not to trust his team you guys will also call him not a team player blah blah blah.

Max Verstappen at Red Bull will never need to worry about whether he should choose to TRUST his team’s strategy or not and this is why Max and Red Bull success. I don’t see Ferrari learn anything from their continuing failure because they keep protecting the mediocrity of every responsible one in this unserious team (including Sainz, lol), while their fans will keep yelling and clapping for their mediocrity. Ferrari won’t have any WDC anymore because a team embraces mediocrity simply don’t deserve a champion at all. Long live Scuderia Ferrari’s failure and mediocrity!

[chlips]

charlos versus carlando

[dinamicus]

I need to found a podcast with people whose to suport to Charles

Even I'm learning Italian

I'm open about any languages

Please... suggestions

[dinamicus]

Go Charles! I don't know where do it without jinx him

[dobbiamo-capire]

PLEASE DON’T TURN YOUR BACKS ON EMILIA ROMAGNA

The GP might being cancelled, but the area is still in really much devastation and they need your help.

If you can’t donate, please at least share this post:

This is the general donation link to help the region Emilia Romagna in their emergency, from the Croce Rossa Italiana portal (first responders)

This is targeted to the Imola city

This is for Faenza, one of the most devastated cities in the first flood

This is what I found about Forlì and Cesena, that are the most devastated cities in this current flood

If you have more, please feel free to add

[dinamicus]

UNICEF on Instagram: "When I was 19 I was told I may never walk again. It was one of the darkest times of my life. This is how I got through

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[paulfrankjuliusthemonkey]

sometimes you block someone and it's like in another life we would be doing coke in a bathroom together but instead you're on tumblr and i fucking hate you