Is it only me, or does it feel incredible strange all that is happening right now? First of all, Sebastian Vettel and his girlfriend Hannah Prater just became parents to a little girl. I mean, wow, Vettel, a father? Wasn't he a rookie like a moment ago? He wasn't much older than I am now, and now look at him, on top of his career and he's probably one of the happiest men on earth now. Father, four time world champion and have his highschool-sweetheart (I can't help but be jealous though, I've had a crush on mr Vettel since I was 12) by his side.
Then of course we have the accident of Michael Schumacher that shook our end of 2013. People, from all around the world, came together and showed their support. Some were die hard fans, some were not, some didn't even watch Formula 1, but they all 'knew' him and they all cared for him. I've never witnessed such a great community come together for one single sportsman. I'm impressed and proud. What seemed to be the end of an legend, changed and today we don't know what the future will bring us. Thoughts are of course with the Schumacher family, where a father and a husband, brother and a son is greatly missed and cared for. But Schumi won't give up, will he? After seven titles?! Don't think that! Fingers crossed!
Then we have our own Kimi back in Ferrari which for me is so strange because I was so young last time I saw him wearing Ferrari-red. Deja vú, anyone? How will the rivalry between two of Formula One's best driver handle each other? Will the black horse outrun the red bull? Or will they both be outrunned by silver arrows or rocketred McLarens?
Goodbye to rookies that didn't make it last year, who tried, but didn't quite make it to the next season. Hello to new, fresh, adrenaline pumped youngsters. Will we find a future champion in one of them? Or a future troublemaker? New rules, new faces, new cars. Goodbye V8. Hello V6.
Last year a part of our world were shown on the silver screen and wasn't that exciting? Atleast I was so proud seeing the trailer on TV, that's my sport, right there! I think some of you also felt that way. Now, let's hope Rush will get some Oscars, right?
This year it will also mark the 20 years that has passed since the man, the myth, the legend, beloved and hated, feared and admired, Ayrton Senna died. As a tribute this post circles here on tumblr, and the goal is 20,000 notes. I think you all should go and pour some notes on that post. Sennas seemed to be such a great man, and he is greatly missed. I see so much of him in his nephew, Bruno, and I wish him all the luck in whatever he participate in.
It feels, for me atleast, that a new age is on it's way. And all we know about it, is that it will be a fast one.
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