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Everyone please read these post from twitter and realize that Logan was put into a crappy situation all season and made to not succeed by his team and please stop comparing him to Franco because Logan situation was awful and stop sending hate to him on all social media platforms..

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F1 News dated 7 December 1994. End of season special with cover star Michael Schumacher having won his first driver's championship. 8 race wins compared to 7 for Damon Hill and it came after a controversial season finisher in Australia.

One of my favourite Formula One quotes was when Martin Brundle (at least I think it was him) in a television interview was talking about the finale and said Hill should have treated Schumacher's car "like the back legs of an angry donkey".

Clockwise from around the main Schumacher image we have Nigel Mansell guest starring in a Williams Renault, Ayrton Senna, Gerhard Berger (the only driver to win a race that year other than Schumacher and Hill), Schumacher again, Pedro Lamy (pink helmet with the Sega Logo), Mika Hakkinen and Hill.

Lamy seems like an odd choice for the cover. He only entered four races that year for the Lotus team when a testing accident left him with serious leg injuries. He was still recovering at the time this issue was published but did make a brief return to F1 the following year. Pink wasn't a common choice for F1 driver helmets but would have been a blessing to commentators who could easily distinguish him from his team-mate. Apparently the colour was chosen in tribute to his father who frequently wore pink shirts. 10 years later, F1 driver Jenson Button also wore a pink helmet in a one-off race as tribute to his late father who, again, liked to wear pink shirts.

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Ferrari at the Strategic Crossroads: Why 2026 Is Forcing Vasseur to Rethink Team Orders

Fred Vasseur Fierce F1 2026 Ferrari Crossroads The 2026 FIA Formula One World Championship was designed to create exactly this kind of season. New power units, active aerodynamics, and a reset on car philosophy have broken the predictable patterns of the previous era, and after nine rounds the title fight is not a procession but a knife-edge calculation. Mercedes sit on top of both tables, but…

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What the fuck

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kevin magnussen to racingnews365 about max:

“to me, he must be getting near the all time great [status]. i think if you look at his level, i think his top level is maybe not that much better than anyone like lewis or, anyone.

i think they can reach that sort of level too, i think quite a lot of people can. but he does it every lap of every single race weekend he does. that is the crazy thing about him, how he's just always on it, he has his best day every day. so it's kind of that what sets him apart."

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