#CiaoJules

Marija, Croatia. I spend my weekends watching fast cars going around in circes. 

[formulalfc]

LEWIS HAMILTON TO FUCKING WHERE???????

[eirianerisdar]

DO YOU KNOW WHO'S FRANTICALLY TRYING TO CALL TOTO WOLFF RIGHT NOW

FERNANDO. ALONSO.

[sedicii]

Damn 2024 sure is going to be awkward in the Mercedes and Ferrari garages

[ef-1]

Torger Wolff starting off 2024 with the biggest fumble in the history of mankind, haven't had a fumble this size since an asteroid struck earth and fumbled the dinosaurs into extinction and plunged the entire planet into the ice age, this fumble is so astronomical it cannot be quantified, counted or calculated

[f1andindycars]

lewis and charles is going to be an unbelievable teammate combo though

[zaashton]

Me going back to my Italian compatriots after talking shit about Ferrari for years:

[1-800-away-we-go]

lewis watching the internet explode all day

[bosnia-nt]

Lewis missing Seb so much, he went to Ferrari just to feel something again

[rasaiocht]

the F1 community, united by the stupidity of Formula One

[formulaonedirection]

Not the joint post dhskakaka why are beautiful people trying to be funny

[forzasedici]

do you know how bad the situation must be for sir lewis 'i will retire at mercedes' hamilton to activate the release clause in his contract from THIS AUGUST and sign for ferrari... his autobiography will hit so hard

[mickstart]

I cannot believe Lewis has managed to make his McLaren -> Mercedes jump look calm and orderly. That shit was the most insane driver move for a decade and almost an exact decade later he goes "alright let's try that again"

[race-week]

[userhamilton]

silly february

[quotespile]

They were so close to each other that they preferred death to separation.

Gabriel García Márquez, One Hundred Years of Solitude (via quotespile)

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

Photographer: Henri Prestes

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“He really had been through death, but he had returned because he could not bear the solitude.” — Gabriel García Márquez, One Hundred Years of Solitude

[Belles-lettres]

[megairea]

He really had been through death, but he had returned because he could not bear the solitude.

Gabriel García Márquez, One Hundred Years of Solitude (tr. by Gregory Rabassa), 1967 (via megairea)