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Dame Denise of Little Rogeston retweeted
Racing Bulls would still be undisputedly 5th in the constructors' standings if they only used the points Liam Lawson scored for them.
Lawson would also be 5th in the constructors' standings if he was his own team.
Enough said.
Dame Denise of Little Rogeston retweeted
Meanwhile, just a normal day for Cadillac, with a mechanic trying to remove a wheel with a hammer, while Valtteri Bottas wonders how the f**k it ever came to this…
#F1 #saopaoloGP
Dame Denise of Little Rogeston retweeted
Adam tarihin en iyi startını aldı ama günün sonunda pit duvarı onun yarışını berbat etmenin bir yolunu buldu.
Dame Denise of Little Rogeston retweeted
Lewis Hamilton: “ah, hombre… no dijiste que estaba lloviendo… Pensé que podía seguir… Estaba bien en pista… ¿Dónde estoy ahora?”
Santi: “No lo sé.”
NO LO SÉ FLACO SOS INGENIERO DE CARRERA, NO SABEMOS NOSOTROS COMO LLEGASTE A ESE PUESTO SIENDO TAN INÚTIL.
Dame Denise of Little Rogeston retweeted
Liam Lawson on his contact with Charles??
“I feel like it was exactly like his GP2 move in Abu Dhabi on Albon years ago. He did the same kind of thing. So, maybe it’s his speciality.”
Dame Denise of Little Rogeston retweeted
The youngest British soldier of WW1 was just 12 years old.
His name was Sidney Lewis, a boy from London who ran away from home in August 1915 without telling his parents.
His parents had absolutely no idea where their young son had disappeared to, until a soldier back from the front lines on leave mentioned seeing him in France.
Sidney easily tricked army recruiters who were more than happy to turn a blind eye to underage boys eager to fight.
By the time he was 13, he was operating heavy machine guns in the 106th Machine Gun Company right in the thick of the Battle of the Somme.
He survived six weeks of hell in the Battle of Delville Wood, enduring some of the most horrific casualties of the entire war.
Desperate to save her child, his mother tracked down his military unit and sent a frantic letter to the War Office demanding his release, attaching his birth certificate as absolute proof.
The army had no choice but to discharge him and send him home to his family.
It wasn't until 2013 that historians and the Imperial War Museum officially authenticated his record, confirming that a 12 year-old boy truly braved the worst of the Great War.
Lest we forget.
Dame Denise of Little Rogeston retweeted
✅Gana 11 posiciones en la salida.
❌Las pierde porque se equivocaron con el setup.
✅Acierta cuando pide los slicks y empieza a ganar terreno.
❌Lo meten a boxes y sale detrás del líder y pierde mucho tiempo.
✅Consigue buen ritmo.
❌No le dicen que está lloviendo.
Estoy Harto
Dame Denise of Little Rogeston retweeted
"Lewis has always been a very fair racer. I think on top of the stats of his career, the way he's achieved that has been very, very impressive as well. There's really not been much controversy at all. I can't really debate any of his accolades whatsoever. I think for me that's also a very important part. Both the stats, but also the way he's achieved it."
Dame Denise of Little Rogeston retweeted
I see Boris has brushed his hair with a toffee apple again. #RemembranceDay
