Rubbish F1 Takes

Possibly the best family guy joke ever 😜 .

We already had the first crash at the MadRing 💀💀💀

@F1BigData Fair play - no matter the car, if I were to drive alone on an F1 track, I'd send it as well. He is a real one.

@albertomuroo i've never seen this onboard in slow-mo with such a great video quality.

La maniobra de Grosjean en Spa 2012 no es un acto de terrorismo tan grave como se dice. Es una acción torpe, imprudente y obviamente sancionable. Pero se critica tan duramente por su historial, los pilotos involucrados y las consecuencias aparatosas.

this is so sick but where's the gigantic text that says universal

@snowyl4ndo @F1BigData Even on Earth, you don't actually feel speed - it's acceleration or deceleration that works on your body. The same applies in space.

@F1BigData i wonder if they felt the speed or if the minimal gravity makes it feel like nothing

At 24,664 mph, it would take 0.635 seconds to cover a total of 7.004 km in a straight line, which is the length of the longest circuit in the championship, Spa Francorchamps

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this is objectively the only helmet EVER in f1

@MinecraftMeme16 "It's paradoxical, and yet it works."

Minecraft paradox: the gravel wants to fall but is supported by the lantern wich hangs from the gravel and so on

@juliefitf They were banned from this in 2015-2019, but since 2020, they can change their helmets whenever they want.

welcome back seb vettel 2013 (he's the reason why you can't do this anymore)

@Karol_CyrkF1 Nie wykluczałbym Lindblada. Jeśli Hadjar będzie solidny, zaufają mu w roli kierowcy nr 1. Pytanie w jakiej formie będzie Red Bull - do środka stawki czołowego kierowcy nie ściągną, choć spodziewam się, że lada moment wrócą do przodu.

Rzucam otwarte pytanie. Wyobraźmy sobie, że Max Verstappen odejdzie z Red Bulla po tym sezonie. Kim go ten zespół może zastąpić? Moim zdaniem nie postawią na drugiego juniora i trudno będzie im ściągnąć innego topowego kierowcę. Dlatego stawiam na Carlosa Sainza. #F1PL

Artemis is set to get back to earth People on earth. Artemis crew

The Last Citizen of the Soviet Union. On May 18, 1991, Soviet cosmonaut Sergei Krikalev launched aboard Soyuz TM-12 for what was supposed to be a routine five-month mission aboard the Mir space station. While he floated 250 miles above Earth, the country that sent him into space quietly ceased to exist. The Soviet Union dissolved on December 26, 1991. His hometown of Leningrad became St. Petersburg. The newly formed Russian space agency, crippled by economic chaos, literally could not afford a return flight. Krikalev was stranded. To raise desperate funds, Russia began selling seats on supply missions to other nations, sending up an Austrian cosmonaut and a Japanese journalist, but Krikalev was told he had to remain on board to keep Mir running. His mission stretched on with no clear end date in sight. Finally, after 311 agonizing days in orbit, more than double his original plan, a German-funded mission provided the capsule needed to bring him home on March 25, 1992. When he stepped out onto Kazakh soil, he was still wearing a flight suit with the flag of a nation that no longer existed. He had left Earth as a Soviet citizen. He returned a year later as a Russian one.

These restored images from the Apollo missions are a brutal reminder that humanity has already done something simply unbelievable: it went to the Moon with 1960s technology. Cinema? No. Real history. Filmed in 16 mm over 50 years ago.

@Chasten Yes — the recovery teams monitor the area so the only thing greeting the crew is the welcome party.

Welcome home Reid, Victor, Christina, and Jeremy! 🫶 The Artemis II astronauts have splashed down at 8:07pm ET (0007 UTC April 11), bringing their historic 10-day mission around the Moon to an end.

Found this in my gallery, the last ever Moto2 race with 600cc Honda engines. I miss this sound.

Qualifying Monza 1999, 1st chicane. Is it me at the beginning or Damon @HillF1 ?