luca cordero di montezemolo

luca content. sorry about the long url but I couldn't bring myself to inaccurately include the "di" and I thought if I dropped it no one would find my boy. in case that didn't tip you off, I'm clary @seafoampearlygirl and I also run @dailyjameshunt

[fuckyeahlucacorderodimontezemolo]

Welcome to Daily Luca Cordero di Montezemolo!

Photos | Lore | Ship Manifesto for Luca/Niki*

*(aka Laudezemolo, the ship name which narrowly defeated Enzo's Twink Farm)

Sorry about the long URL. Luca's surname should either be the full three names (CdM) or just Montezemolo, but he's often listed as Luca di Montezemolo (one source suggests he started this to make himself sound fancier, which is absolutely plausible, he is a menace). I couldn't bring myself to include the "di" incorrectly but since lots of people use it, I also couldn't bring myself to drop it. So Fulltitle McLongname it is.

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LUCA DI MONTEZEMOLO acting his excited little self during the 1975 ITALIAN GRAND PRIX || [x]

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The collection.

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Luca di Motezemolo and Kimi Raikkonen @ Italian Grand Prix, 2007.

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Michael Schumacher celebrates his 100th Grand Prix with Luca Cordero di Montezemolo, Jean Todt and Bernie Ecclestone | 1997 Grand Prix of Luxembourg, at Nurburgring

[christiangeistdorfer]

LUCA DI MONTEZEMOLO and PHIL HILL during the 1975 ITALIAN GRAND PRIX || [x]

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James Hunt & Niki Lauda & Luca di Montezemolo (Spanish GP 1992)

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Niki Lauda & Luca di Montezemolo (part 1/5)

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Niki Lauda & Luca di Montezemolo (part 2/5)

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Niki Lauda & Luca di Montezemolo (part 3/5)

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Niki Lauda & Luca di Montezemolo (part 4/5)

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Niki Lauda & Luca di Montezemolo (part 5/5)

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Celebrating Michael Schumacher's 100th GP. Pictured with Michael: Eddie Irvine, Jean Todt, Luca di Montezemolo, Ross Brawn and Bernie Ecclestone | Luxembourg GP | 1997

[christiangeistdorfer]

50 YEARS OF THE 1976 FORMULA ONE SEASON - RACE 4: SPAIN

While James Hunt and Niki Lauda may have been on the front row of the front row during the first grand prix of the European Season at the Jarama circuit, it was the third-place man who was the biggest talking point. Patrick Depailler of the Tyrrell was driving the revolutionary Tyrrell P34, the first car to feature six wheels on a Formula 1 car. Lauda, driving with broken ribs after an accident on a tractor, once again beat Hunt off the line at the start and led for the first third of the race. Depailler, after a slow start, was running fourth behind McLaren's Jochen Mass when he spun off and crashed with brake problems. Just before mid-race, Hunt and Mass found another gear and drove past Lauda, but towards the end of the race, Mass had to retire with an engine failure. Hunt took his first win of the season, with Lauda second and Gunnar Nilsson's Lotus third. Hunt’s celebrations were short-lived as the scrutineers found that his car was 1.5cm too wide, thereby disqualifying him for the win and giving the victory to Lauda. This now gave Lauda a twenty-three point lead over Depailler in the Championship.

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the instant regret on Luca's face the moment Eddie opens his mouth 😭 | 1999 Ferrari car launch [x]

meanwhile...

i just think they all look hilarious. what's the look you're exchanging. jean what's going on

[ka-vins]

We have «Rush» but nobody here talks abt Luca and Niki.

Thanks @dailylucacorderodimontezemolo for quotes that i put in the end!