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@racepluscom I guess he will bring back Danny boy back too

🚨 | Christian Horner: "I've got unfinished business in F1." “But I am not going to come back for just anything. I am only going to come back for something that can win.”

@petaitoksf1 100% AI written garbage

Laurent Mekies stood tall, his face etched with intensity as he passionately defended Lewis Hamilton in a press conference following the controversial moments at the Qatar Grand Prix. Mekies, known for his strong leadership at Ferrari, didn’t hesitate to express his unwavering respect and loyalty for Hamilton, a driver who has consistently demonstrated his excellence both on and off the track. The emotions in his voice were clear, as he spoke about Hamilton’s contributions to the sport and his undeniable talent, especially in light of recent scrutiny. It was a moment that underscored the deep respect that even rivals had for the seven-time World Champion. With the Ferrari logos blurred in the background, Mekies’ stance was a testament to his personal integrity and his commitment to fairness. While Ferrari and Mercedes are fierce competitors, Mekies made it clear that Hamilton’s legacy in Formula 1 went beyond team allegiances. He emphasized how the sport was bigger than any individual rivalry and that great champions like Hamilton deserved to be celebrated, not undermined. Mekies’ words resonated with fans and media alike, as he struck a powerful balance between loyalty to his team and respect for the broader values of the sport. The intensity of Mekies' defense wasn’t just about Hamilton’s racing ability; it was also about the values that Hamilton embodied—perseverance, sportsmanship, and respect for the competition. Mekies, having worked in Formula 1 for years, had witnessed Hamilton's impact on the sport firsthand. He was not only defending Hamilton’s achievements on track but also his role as a leader and ambassador for the sport globally. For Mekies, defending Hamilton was a matter of acknowledging the depth of his influence, one that transcends race results and speaks to the heart of what makes Formula 1 a compelling, universal sport. As the words left Mekies’ mouth, the weight of the moment hung in the air. The passion in his defense was not just a reaction to the current controversy but also a reflection of his understanding of the sport’s long-term legacy. In a world where Formula 1 can sometimes feel like a battleground for teams, Mekies reminded everyone that it’s the human element—character, loyalty, and respect—that ultimately defines a champion. His defense of Hamilton was not just a statement of support but a call for unity and respect within the sport, regardless of team colors. In the end, Mekies’ passionate defense of Lewis Hamilton stood as a powerful reminder of the respect that true champions earn throughout their careers. The blurred Ferrari logos in the background symbolized how, at the heart of Formula 1, the rivalry between teams could be set aside in recognition of greatness. Mekies’ words were not only an acknowledgment of Hamilton’s talent but a reaffirmation of the values that make Formula 1 so special—where loyalty, respect, and emotion are integral parts of the sport, binding everyone together in the pursuit of excellence. - F1 Legacy

@VerstappenZone 2nd Alpine seat will top the table.

As always, Max Verstappen keeps it clean — the lowest damage total in 2025 🔥💪

@briannalyman2 Surely has to be a click bait post

New York City wasn't built by immigrants

@DaniREscudero @KobeissiLetter Don't panic, wait for the bubble to burst.

@KobeissiLetter Technology and AI may be possibly the results of these layoffs. The big issue isn't aren't the layouts, but that workers have no idea how to adapt to the possible mega transformative workplace. What could be the advice you would give to a 20 year old who is beginning his career?

Recent Layoff Announcements: 1. UPS: 48,000 employees 2. Amazon: Up to 30,000 employees 3. Intel: 24,000 employees 4. Nestle: 16,000 employees 5. Accenture: 11,000 employees 6. Ford: 11,000 employees 7. Novo Nordisk: 9,000 employees 8. Microsoft: 7,000 employees 9. PwC: 5,600 employees 10. Salesforce: 4,000 employees 11. Paramount: 2,000 employees 12. Target: 1,800 employees 13. Kroger: 1,000 employees 14. Applied Materials: 1,444 employees 15. Meta: 600 employees The labor market is clearly weakening.

@JuvidX @wtf1official So will the rest of the grid.

@wtf1official He will have a chance next year

A short story 😂 #F1 #CharlesLeclerc

@ent1a_ @MessiGenevieve @simsgazette You are *

Toto Wolff shared how the F1 movie was meant to have 'Sonny Hayes' fight for a championship as a current F1 driver, but it was Sir Lewis Hamilton who intervened and sparked a change in the film's concept: "There was one dinner that we organised with Joe, who is the director, and Jerry Bruckheimer, Lewis, Brad Pitt, Susie and I. The initial concept was him being a driver and fighting for a world championship, and then Lewis said, ‘That’s not going to go; you’re much too old for a Formula 1 driver,’ and Brad was not impressed by it. He felt that he was in his prime to be a Formula 1 driver. How they adapted the script was fantastic because it was credible. His role was credible." "We looked at, all of the F1 drivers and the team principals, we looked at it at the premiere in Monaco around the grand prix, and we liked it. There was nothing that was not to be liked. It’s good entertainment, and the revenue that the movie has been generating is phenomenal." [Toto speaking at the Autosport Business Exchange New York]

First thing I'll do when the network restores is to look into how I can move aware from #Vodafone broadband and mobile. Absolute joke of a service #vodafoneoutage #vodafoneuk

Serious question: how much compensation are we entitled to for an outage that exists for more than 2 hours? #Vodafone #vodafoneoutage #vodafoneuk

Waiting for Russia to be blamed #Vodafone

@TweetsFromJake I certainly would from a competent organization 🥲

@avizzzyS You would think they'd have a geo redundant backup host even just for a basic barebones site?

Vodafone going down is one thing, but everything, including their website too? What kinda batshit system do they have where there's a single point of failure as widespread as that

@timjinx @VodafoneUK You still do?

@AzizZubia @ImTanujSingh So that they can be a menace

@ImTanujSingh Why did they come to play the tournament !!!

🚨 TEAM INDIA DENIED FOR TROPHY PHOTOSHOOT BEFORE ASIA CUP FINAL 🚨 - Team India is not interested to do Trophy photoshoot with Pakistan team before Asia Cup 2025 Final. (Vaibhav Bhola).

@BGatesIsaPyscho We should ask Bill gates to make pills for the volcanoes. Just like how he wants to give pills to cows so they dont fart gas.

🇮🇩 Meanwhile in Indonesia Mt Laki Laki erupted again - billions more tonnes of natural Co2 spewing into the atmosphere - but please keep thinking your Log Burner & Petrol car pumping out Co2 is the problem. So many Volcanic eruptions right now.

@iScanMinis @UberAbdul You could buy a book using the money you pay for the blue tick. Reading makes you smarter and might help you not embarrass yourself on X

@UberAbdul and yet they are blocking the path with a dog that's not on a leash

Bastard cyclists have no respect for anyone got what he deserved 😤🚳

@spectatorindex Bro said those files did not exist ?

BREAKING: Donald Trump says his name may have been planted in Epstein Files

@kingpim @formularacers_ @ErikvHaren He did not show up to the Austrian GP either due to personal reasons.

🚨 | Max Verstappen will be without long-time race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase this weekend, who won't be in Spa due to personal reasons. [@ErikvHaren]

@ediz1975 Looking for common sense while blindly cycles through red. That's a cyclist for you.

Meet the American angry cyclist that shouts a disabled people in wheelchairs that use the Bike lane …. 😳😳😳😳😳

@BeverleyMorgan @notracingpoint Nico did his own strategy..

Ferrari cost Hamilton a podium at Silverstone by pitting him for soft tyres at the end The mediums were much superior—For context, Alonso (on used mediums) was 1.7s per lap faster than Stroll (on softs) Another poor unnoticed Ferrari strategy left Lewis no chance of catching P3