#1 niki lauda & lewis hamilton enthusiast, classic f1 enjoyer

she/her | 20s
Joined December 2019
if you genuinely believe that saying and doing nothing is better than being a slight hypocrite when it comes to SHEDDING LIGHT ON THE LOSS OF SO MANY INNOCENT LIVES…i actually think you’re an idiot.
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salem retweeted
F1twt regurgitating the same talking points about how he lost "credibility" to speak on this and that's how you know these people don't actually stand for anything and think these atrocities only exist for their stantwt brownie points fucking shameless the lot of you
"Free Congo, Free Sudan, Free Syria, Free Palestine."
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salem retweeted
fuck I guess donating money, speaking consistently about the same issues for years, visiting refugee camps and speaking to the people involved is just really really fake we should all just do nothing if we're not perfect hey💞
performative activism is so fucking annoying.
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guys we can’t keep having the same conversations about lewis every two weeks like there’s no need to make the same point again and again
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so funny to read this while simultaneously watching the 1986 season and listening to the commentators talking about how psychologically unsettled piquet was by mansell’s successful season
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sewis stocks are so up
'He blitzed everybody in a car far less superior.' Lewis Hamilton on Sebastian Vettel: "We've always probably connected, because we've come from similar sort of backgrounds, in a sense of, we didn't come from privileged backgrounds, we both came from normal working-class families, and there was a real struggle on the journey to get to Formula 1." "I would always see with Sebastian when he's had his dad there, his dad's such a cool character, and always so nice and polite, and obviously worked so hard to create the opportunity just like my dad." "I had read about the success he was having, I think he had something like 18 wins out of 20. Everything happened very early for him, in a sense that he, when he got to Formula 1, he got that amazing pole position in Monza, and one in the rain, which was just showed how precise and how adaptive he was as a driver." "He blitzed everybody in a car far less superior, and I think that was a really defining moment, showing that this guy's got, he's got what it takes to be a world champion." [From episode 1 of Sebastian Vettel's new documentary, photo from 2008 taken by Mark Thompson.]
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