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noviembre llega ya

aun así me sigue pareciendo mucho brillo

a sensação de ter passado por algo que somente a taylor swift na era ttpd é capaz de compreender

max confirms he’ll be driving in formula 1 next year!! max: “certainly. unless very crazy things happen, but i’m not assuming that. i hope everyone keeps their word. but i can confirm that i am staying in formula 1.” [de telegraaf]

camera man knows what the people want

🎙️| Existem também coisas que te preocupam? Você também teve um pai famoso quando era pequeno, mas naquela época tudo era muito diferente em relação às redes sociais e coisas do tipo: Max Verstappen: “Com certeza, penso bastante nisso também. Não quero que ela seja vista publicamente agora. Mais tarde ela mesma deve decidir se quer isso ou não. Por isso também não quero levá-la para o paddock neste momento. Primeiro porque ela nem vai se lembrar disso depois, mas também por questão de privacidade. Um bebê ou uma criança pequena deve ter uma vida tranquila e sem preocupações.”

OHHH SNOWBAIRD THE SHIP OF ALL TIME THAT YOU ARE!

Q: You have been a father for over a year now. What lessons from your parents do you take with you that you want to pass on to your daughter Lily? Max: “For me, the most important thing is: always be yourself. And as far as I’m concerned, she is free to decide for herself what she enjoys doing later on. There are many parents who push their child and want to steer them in a certain direction, for example regarding sports. That is exactly what you shouldn’t do. I think you can introduce a child to certain sports, but ultimately they have to choose for themselves what they want to do.” "Although practicing sports is generally good. To stay healthy and it also keeps you off the streets. You are less likely to do stupid things then. In addition, I think it is important to be kind to your family. And to sometimes stop and think that not everyone will be around forever. And to be compassionate, especially towards the people around you." Q: Are there also things you're hesitant about? You had a famous father as a little boy too, but that was a very different time in terms of social media and the like. "Certainly, I am working on that as well. I don't want her in the picture right now. She has to decide for herself later whether she wants that or not. That is why I don't want her in the paddock now. Firstly, because she won't remember it later anyway, but also with privacy in mind. A baby or young child should lead a carefree life." Q: You usually make your Formula 1 weekends as short as possible yourself now, too? “Yes, I only flew here on Wednesday morning. Shortly after landing, I had my first commitment. Previously, I probably would have come this way on Tuesday already. And I actually always go home as soon as possible after the race. I’m away so much already, also for those other races outside of Formula 1, so otherwise I try to be home as much as possible.” When your daughter is a bit older, it will probably also become increasingly difficult to leave. “I’m quite sure of that. I can still remember what it was like when my father left for Formula 1 races. I didn’t like that either. Sometimes he left secretly, literally through the back door. Because I thought it was absolutely terrible, I would just be crying. And my father found that very annoying too, of course. But it is part of the deal. Like recently in Miami, it was nice to combine it. My mother and sister were there, but my girlfriend Kelly and Lily came along too, and afterwards we went on vacation for a few days. That was really nice.” I don't think anyone needs to feel sorry for you, but stepping out the door anonymously hasn't been an option for a while now either. “On race weekends, it’s just circuit-hotel and hotel-circuit. And back home in Monaco, there are certainly a lot of tourists during the day. But that’s not a problem; I mostly just like being at home there. I go out when I need to exercise, go out for dinner, or need something. Otherwise, I’m quite content; that’s perfectly fine with me. I’m not someone who needs to go out to people-watch. Just let me do my own thing, and that’s all good for me.” [telegraaf.nl/sport/autospor…]

Q: What do you think of the statements by former driver Juan Pablo Montoya, who hinted at a suspension for you because you have been so critical of Formula 1? Max Verstappen: “I don’t know what his problem is. I also have very little patience with someone like that who talks so much nonsense. I just don’t understand why types like that get paid by Formula 1 management, simply because he sometimes works for them. Surely you don’t want someone like that in the paddock who spouts so much rubbish. I think it’s a case of: ‘I say something different from everyone else, so I remain relevant.’ It doesn’t bother me that much; it’s his problem. I live my life and won’t let it influence me.” Q: You're definitely someone who quickly figures out who he can trust and who has his best interests at heart, right? Max: “Yes, sometimes I can read people quite easily. And someone gives you a certain feeling, good or bad. When I’m done with someone, I’m really done with them. That’s the same as what I just said about that sabbatical: when I stop, I stop. If someone is just sitting there babbling nonsense and has negative motives, I’m done with them quickly.” [telegraaf.nl/sport/autospor…]

People hate to see Kimi coming on their birthday 🫣🤣😭

i miss my girl

‘oh OSCAH ☺️😭😭😭’

cuando uso "😔" esto es lo que quiero transmitir

lando joining the trend, he’s so 😭😭😭

#f1 #f1academy #ellalloyd #ellastevens #mclaren

and the other angle is diabolical

lando norris still remains the only driver to outqualify both mercedes in a qualifying session in 2026

they have teammate separation anxiety

alex sacrificó una marmota para que su bestie clasificará p1

We’re getting a DTS episode called ‘Carlos Signs (again)’

Sprint Quali reflections with Lando 💬 #McLarenF1 | #CanadianGP 🇨🇦