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The Kings of Spa

Kimi Raikkonen’s incredible overtake on Michael Schumacher - 2012 Belgian Grand Prix

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Schumacher realises he’s speaking English

That’s what I all love you for. To always be behind me, to always trust in me so I do… and uh.. it’s actually German ya?

— Michael Schumacher forgetting how to speak his native language in the post-race press conference (via schumachervettelsource)

formulaeen:

Michael Schumacher goes off in a spectacular fashion during practice for the 2001 Australian Grand Prix. Despite rolling his car multiple times in the high speed crash, he was unhurt and apparently unaffected as he went on to claim pole position and fastest lap en route to a race victory.

The grand prix also marked the debuts of two future champions, Fernando Alonso (who finished 12th for minnows Minardi) and Kimi Raikkonen (finishing 6th to get a point on his debut).

The race was also marred by the death of trackside marshall Graham Beveridge who was struck in the chest by an errant wheel after a crash involving Jacques Villeneuve and Ralf Schumacher on lap 4.

(Source: rosso-maestro)

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F1 friendships, Nico Hulkenberg style:

[…]Hülkenberg also gets along really well with Timo Glock, as he told ‘SID’: “I talk to him very often on the phone and also write him texts. In the driver briefings we also always sit next to each other,” Hülkenberg says and continues jokingly: “We also always hold hands.”

Rosberg thinks that’s great and adds: “Holding hands. I should try that with Michael too…”

[Hülkenberg kommt aber auch mit Timo Glock bestens aus, wie er dem ‘SID’ verrät: “Ich telefoniere oder texte recht viel mit ihm. Beim Fahrer-Briefing sitzen wir immer nebeneinander”, sagt Hülkenberg und fügt scherzhaft hinzu: “Wir halten auch immer Händchen.” Das wiederum findet Rosberg “stark” und merkt abschließend an: “Händchen halten. Das sollte ich mit dem Michael auch mal machen…”]

Source.

HOLDING HAAAAAANDS~

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germanybypapemari:

i can’t believe HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

oh lord lolololololol

… pero qué le pasa en la cabeza. Osea, dentro de ella, para ponerse eso.

AHOASHDOJAHODJBHAIDSHAVBDUAVUAVDHABIDBASD /MORRI

I have painstakingly watched each of the 19 grand prix in the 2011 championship and found there is a direct correlation between smiles and points.Sebastian Vettel smiles in front of the cameras on average 39 times during a grand prix weekend, compared to 22 smiles for Jenson Button, 20 for Mark Webber,14 for Fernando Alonso and a miserable six for Lewis Hamilton.The only driver to buck the trend is Michael Schumacher,with an average of 17.But after all his success it’s no surprise he has so much to smile about.

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Laura Bayntun. Autosport Magazine (via kickuptheleavesandthemagicislost)

Wow I would never have imagined that. Really, I needed someone to count their smiles. That’s brand new. Drivers scoring more points are happier during GP week-ends? Wow