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In this video, he even came out and said he has to ask the right way to say things in English…his first language lol.
Lol, that was so strange I just thought I misunderstood something and forgot about it!
Anyway, still the fastest golden retriever ever.
I hope he gets his groove back, he can do amazing things on track.
Never really understood why everybody's so fond of his personality though. Apart from having a very contagious smile, I find him so... shallow, for lack of a better word.
This interview could've been very interesting, but basically amounts to 15 minutes of: I was out - sad, saw others doing big sports, wanted back in - happy
Softs are looking durable, surprising more aren't considering it
Piastri is doing amazing, keeping close to Norris, serious shot at a podium today
Verstappen watching TV again
Edit: while doing a fastest lap, lol
Russell on softs, always on the aggressive strategy, I like it.
That's great, I saw you post frequently, it'd be a good development for this community if you were added as a mod. Hope the current mod responds positively
Yeah, I'm having a hard time picking my go-to F1 community.
What is going on with the moderation here? This community seems slightly more active, especially the live race threads, but the lemmy.ml community has clearer guidelines and way more mods.
Really impressed by Piastri, magnificent for a rookie
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