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“We don't have the best car, we don't have the best strategies, we'll barely have a chance in the championship this year the way things are going - but look how STYLISH we are”

#charles leclerc #lewis Hamilton #ferrari drivers #a lot of style #but no strategies

The vibes Lewis and Charles are giving me are arranged royal marriage where they are actually fond of each other!!! But ultimately they’re working more as a partnership than lovers and that’s okay with both of them

Like Lewis WILL be listening to Charles talk about his string of complicated love affairs and is high key sooooo excited to gossip about Charles’s devoted personal guard (Pierre to me but choose whoever you like) who has been obviously in love with him for their entire lives and Charles is the only one in the palace who doesn’t realize it :( Meanwhile Charles is using his big wide mouse eyes to devastating effect to ask Lewis everything about Seb from the neighboring kingdom

#this might hit only for me but it’s my truth #cl16 #lh44 #Ferrari drivers #piarles #sewis #royalty au #?

Just an afterthought about today's qualifying (after mourning, as a Ferrari fan): starting on pole in Monza isn't an advantage AT ALL. Cars behind can attack you thanks to slipstream. I mean, Norris, in Zandvoort, where the meters before the first corner are few and chances of overtaking should be near to zero because of the short distance, also having a better reaction time compared to Max, lost the position simply by sliding a bit in first gears. Now, imagine what can happen when cars behind you sensibly gain speed compared to you and try to squeeze you both from inside and outside (because I feel like it'll be carnage... even with Oscar), leading to the first chicane, where chaos usually unfolds... I'm NOT hoping for Norris to have a bad start, as much as I don't wish it for anyone on the grid. I'm just saying that most is yet to be decided tomorrow and what feels like a huge disappointment now could be not as relevant at the end of the weekend. (Then, of course, with Monza's upgrades expectations were different. Personally, what upsets me the most is how narrow the tyres' window performance was in qualifying. Also, I wouldn't judge upgrades on such a particular track, and I unfortunately find it quite normal not to be able to find the sweet spot when it comes to setup when you bring huge updates.) Plus, let's not forget that the asphalt is new and tyre deg will be key in the race. Someone might even try a two-stops strategy. It's not unusual to see safety cars (Monza always being a drama queen). Despite all of this, I still have a bad feeling about the race. But I want to try to be reasonable, logical and as analytical as possible because I love this sport too much to behave like someone who only reacts to the moment sinking in despair and raising in excitement in the span of one lap without even reflecting (not like there's anything wrong with that, but that's just me and how I want to enjoy the sport). Just hope the race will be fun! 💓

P.S.: Norris' start in Zandvoort is simply an example. It's not meant to throw shade or anything