jetonyc
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This is not only delusional, but also yet another sneaky dig at Charles Leclerc. Even with the benefit of the VSC, it was impossible to beat the Mercedes. Meanwhile, the digs at Charles keep coming: “I’m the only one fighting the Mercedes at the front.” “Charles copied my setup,” implying that was the reason Charles won at Silverstone. “We could have challenged for the win,” implying he would have done a better job than Charles. After 20 years in F1 and winning everything there is to win, these petty games are completely unnecessary.



🚨 | Lewis Hamilton: "I think our pace today without the damage, I think we could have been challenging for the win."


People will spend $10k on bottles and a table at the club but have never been to Europe. Make it make sense



🚨🚨| BREAKING: Alexander Sørloth has received 𝐃𝐄𝐀𝐓𝐇 𝐓𝐇𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐓𝐒 after Norway's elimination against England. Threats including calls to suicide were posted targeting the striker after he missed his chance and didn’t pass to Erling Haaland vs England. [@RMCsport]

Norway's youth sports model is super unique: • No scorekeeping until age 13 • Participation trophies for everyone • No travel teams or national championships • No online publishing of scores or athlete rankings • Parents typically spend less than $1,000 per child per year The result? A 93% participation rate — 40 points higher than the U.S. — and more Winter Olympic medals than any other country in history, despite Norway having a population comparable to the Philadelphia metro area (5.6 million). And it's not just winter sports... Norway now produces some of the world’s best summer sport athletes, including Erling Haaland (soccer), Casper Ruud (tennis), Viktor Hovland (golf), and Jakob Ingebrigtsen (track and field). So if you want to learn more about how Norway's youth sports system actually works (and what other countries can learn from it), here's an essay I recently wrote during the Winter Olympics that breaks it all down. READ: huddleup.substack.com/p/how-norways-…

A dad has gone viral for throwing his misbehaving son's Nintendo Switch out of a moving car He says it "felt pretty great" and his crying son "couldn't believe it"




Thank you, @NikolaVucevic ☘️

Christian Pulisic is visibly upset on the bench after being subbed off in the second half



Respect à Jude Bellingham 🫡


@_whitneywebb Thinking this way is a form of mental illness btw

Guy who never watched a game of soccer before 2 weeks ago: Bro the offside detection technology is killing the game bro







