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Joined December 2012
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In 2009 you could say whatever you want in a video game, in 2026 you have pussies get you 1 week bans for shit that is lightweight by comparison to 2009 Everyone is a snowflake these days, and video game devs are as bad for catering to the snowflakes
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There's no sabotage ya clown. The car is simply not WDC capable. We're around 50hp down on Merc and Red Bull, even if we had the best chassis/aero package 50hp is too much of a deficit across the season
Replying to @GazzettaFerrari
The car is WDC capable now if Ferrari wasn’t constantly sabotaging Lewis. Charles can’t win a title, Ferrari team has too many biased betas favoring CL.
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What engine sound? Even the old engines were dead quiet. You want engine sound, then it's real simple. BRING BACK THE FUCKING V10s
Ultrasofts. Old track limits. Engine sound. No super clipping. 😮‍💨🔥
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Hopefully they lose the licence
🚨 A reminder that Codermaster's F1 license expires at the end of next year, as originally reported by @autosport, meaning F1 27 will be the last confirmed F1 game developed by Codemasters and published by EA Currently, there is no information publicly on whether there will be another contract extension, like last year, or if the studio will lose the license
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I went ylto Goodwood last year and got to hear the 2002 Ferrari V10 in person rather than on TV and I left wishing I had been old enough to attend races in person in the V10, so respectfully you don't know what you're talking about
Y’all won’t like this but having attended a Grand Prix recently it’s nice not having hearing loss after a race
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Convenient that about 5 seconds is cut out of the footage. You cultists really need to get some therapy. Just admit your boy made a bad call and move on
Hamilton’u kimse VSC altında pite çağırmadı, girmemek kendi kararı da değildi! Kendi girmedi, çağırdılar diyen aptallar için bu videoyu paylaşıyorum. Vasseur, Hamilton’u pite çağırdıklarını söylemişti ?
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Logged onto the app to see the inevitable crash out of Cult LH and it did not disappoint.
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Disrespectful wee cunt with zero knowledge. There was a literal hurricane near the circuit, the aquaplaning could've happened to anyone. It was just a freak accident
Replying to @vieiramaus
das es seine alleinige Schuld war mit 230 durch eine gelbphase zu dreschen, mit einem fahrzeug, welches den abtrieb eines busses hatte, nachdem vorher jemand an der stelle abgeflogen ist
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Ferrari really need to design their car to be like the 2024 car, that 2024 car was the closest we've been to a championship since 2008 and that's cos one of the 2024 cars best qualities was that it looked after its tyres This year the car has gone back to being a tyre killer
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F1 fans at FIA HQ demanding we bring back the fucking V10s
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F1 doing a huge advert as to why AI is so shit atm Artificial intelligence? More like artificial dumbass
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Would be so typical of F1 that they go to all the effort of moving the Bahrain GP cos of some orange orangutan only for it to get cancelled cos of the weather
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On the plus side to the delayed F1 start, that Formula E guy was right in wet conditions a FE car is faster than F1, even if it is by default 😂
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New track on a game I've not even had for that long and some habits just don't change. On a serious note I've been loving LMU way more than I did the F1 games before I quit F1 in 2024
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By pursuing Jane Doe's identity you are no better than the 7 rapists who raped her, or the 50+ scumbags that enabled the rape to happen Publishing her name will make you, imo, equally guilty as the rapists & the 50+ accomplices Just cos something is legal, doesn't make it right
If you happen to know who this Cornell "Jane Doe" is, get in touch and I would be happy to publish her name and identifying information. And yes -- this is 100% permitted under the First Amendment, whatever threats or emotional blackmail people might want to deploy
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A little different to my usual F1 related posts, but the 7 men who took part in the Cornell College drugging and gang rape of an innocent woman should be given the needle for what they did, as should the 50+ men in the group chat that failed to prevent it in the planning phase
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This years Bahrain GP will have thunderstorms and heavy rain for the first time in the races history. We'll gloss over the fact it's being held in Malaysia
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Of course they blame him. He takes all the credit when a positive step is made, but if there's a bad race he throws the team under the bus, he has no accountability That mentality may have washed at McLaren & Merc, but it won't at the biggest most successful team in F1 history
I want to know what happened at Ferrari after Austria so badly. Everything was going well and everyone was working without any problems. Then , everything changed. In my opinion, everything actually started after Charles crashed in Monaco and he started talking about brakes, and all those rumors started to come out, but guess what Italian media are blaming Lewis for everything.
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And folk wonder why I hate AI so much
🚨 Valtteri Bottas: the system (AI) caused the crash in Baku: “Earlier on that same lap, I went straight on at Turn 1. I think that confused the systems because I had to cover some extra distance.” “I had a massive superclip heading into Turn 15. Then, when I hit the brakes, only the front brakes were activated. It was as if the rear brakes no longer wanted to recharge the battery. So overall, it creates quite a bit of confusion.”
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Sacking Vasseur is the wrong move. 3 years is not enough time to get the team back to the top Give him free reign to do what he wants free from CEO & corporate interference, doing that worked for Jean Todt, even tho it took 7 years to get there
🔴 Il semblerait que la direction de Ferrari, notamment le PDG Benedetto Vegna et le président John Elkann, envisage un plan de succession et qu'à l'issue de cette saison, Vasseur quitte progressivement son poste de directeur d'écurie. Les détails de cette décision restent inconnus pour le moment : on ignore s'il s'agit d'une mutation interne ou d'une séparation définitive. - L'idée est de parvenir à une solution à l'amiable, permettant à Vasseur, de se retirer avec élégance et de retrouver une vie plus paisible, loin du stress lié à l'un des rôles les plus politiquement sensibles de la F1, afin de se concentrer sur des priorités plus personnelles. On ignore également si cette proposition a déjà été soumise à Vasseur, ou s'il en a déjà donné son accord. - Certaines sources n'ont pas pu nier la possibilité que ce plan soit en cours d'élaboration, tandis que d'autres ont souligné un changement dans son comportement : il aurait été presque monosyllabique lors d'une récente réunion de gouvernance de haut niveau, contrairement à sa routine habituelle. - Selon @Planet_F1 , si Horner figure bien sur la liste des candidats potentiels pour un éventuel poste de direction chez Ferrari, le nom qui continue d'être associé à la succession de Vasseur provient d'un tout autre paddock. - Antonello Coletta, le patron de l'écurie AF Corse de Ferrari en Championnat du Monde d'Endurance, est pressenti par plusieurs sources comme le candidat le plus probable. Son nom a été évoqué pour la première fois mi-2025, suite à la victoire de l'équipe aux 24 Heures du Mans. - On peut également envisager la promotion de Jérôme d'Ambrosio, actuellement directeur adjoint de l'écurie. Fort de plusieurs années d'expérience aux côtés de Toto Wolff chez Mercedes avant de rejoindre Ferrari, il a su se faire une place de choix. - Horner pourrait être un recrutement de premier plan pour Elkann, d'autant plus que personne n'est sans doute mieux placé que le Britannique pour insuffler une approche politique intransigeante au poste. Cependant, la concrétisation de cette hypothèse semble davantage due à la coïncidence de la publication de son interview, coïncidant avec l'émergence des rumeurs de départ de Vasseur, qu'à une véritable stratégie pour le poste. - Alors que les rumeurs concernant son avenir persistent dans le paddock, l'image qui se dessine est que, si Elkann et Vigna visent du sang neuf en 2027, le partenariat avec Vasseur prendra fin de la manière la plus amicale possible. (🌖 Plus d'informations dans l'article de @thomasmaheronf1 : planetf1.com/news/fred-vasse…)
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