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manifesting brargentina yaoi for 2025 🙏🙏🙏

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call me delusional but to me this confirms that bortoleto is going to get the sauber seat in 2025

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GABRIEL & MARI BECKER LAST YEAR DURING F2 BAKU GP RACE WEEK (in case you guys don’t remember: gabi took the lead of the f2 championship after baku... so yeah this is huge... happy 1 year & 5 (FIVE) days :")

QUE DIFERENÇA QUE 1 ANO PODE FAZER! :'') via lucasjavabrito on ig

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guys just look who saw my story 🫦🫦

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GABRIEL BORTOLETO SIGNED A MULTI YEAR DEAL WITH SAUBER!!! i think all teams have confirmed their 2025 drivers other than VCARB. so happy for him <33

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Gabriel Bortoleto | f2 champion 2024

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I think that Paul is pretty ready for a seat in F1 and would be an amazing addition, but I see what you mean

I agree that him not having any DNFs so far is slightly luck, but I think saying it’s ALLLL luck is a bit of a push. Because not DNFing requires a lot of skills to react and time his driving. It is really lucky that no one has crashed into him until recently, but I also think that’s because he’s aware of his surroundings, has fast react times, and is able to drive his car in a way that allows him to stay in

Besides, for a ROOKIE?!?! My man is crazy esp when you compare it t other rookies on the grid (who have an academy, lots of funding, etc)

Not only that, when you look at Paul’s overall situation right now: you realize how strong he really is mentally and physically

He doesn’t have any academy backing him up since Mercedes left him. He even opened up about not having enough funds to be able to do F2 again next year.

In multiple interviews he talks about how he’s in charge of a lot of his training, flights, bookings and more. Which is crazy, because that means he’s been paying for most of his expenses and been managing it all SUPER WELL

I think when you look at the overall picture, and you see that he’s THIRD during his rookie season, has made little to no mistakes, is managing all of his flights, bookings, and most of his training: it makes you wonder how AMAZING he could be with an academy backing him up to help ease his loads

Personally, I would put Paul in F2 for one more year. But sadly he doesn’t have the funds for that :( So, I’m really praying and hoping he gets into Alpine in F1 so he can prove his worth, get some sponsors, and fulfill his dream

I'm sorry if it sounded like I said all of his accomplishments were pure luck, this was not my intention but probably worded badly. In my opinion, he's currently easily in the top five best F2 drivers but that does not translate directly into F1. He's good, but if he entered F1 it would be, as you said, probably in a mid field team like Alpine.

I also agree that he has shown incredible mental strength and maturity with how he's handling his situation, but that's nothing F1 teams really look out for. It would have been great if he still had Mercedes backing him, but I think even if he did, he still would only end up in a midfield team because Mercedes is focused on Kimi.

For F2 rookies I have a good example that made me write the post originally; Gabriel Bortoleto. He's also F2 rookie, luckier than Paul because he is backed by McLaren but I think it's super interesting how a lot of people talk about Paul being a great rookie and deserving an F1 seat but i see no one talking about Gabriel?

I don't want to put Paul down but do the opposite; I think people should focus on all the talented, young drivers, because I do fear that there is a certain level of pretty privilege drivers like Paul get that others do not, which is sad, because I want to see good driving