The Rivalry That Changed F1 Forever

[@RacersReverie]

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[@KaushikLPtheReal]

CHATGBT give a f1 video which already exists and make it like it done by someone with no F1 knowledge

[@SpeedBrazilOficial]

VERY NICE ❤ THANKS GUYS

[@krinky0666]

It was a good championship fight

[@sirmely]

Uh. Some of these events sound pretty Hamilton biased lmao

[@moomsquad8705]

Rosberg is an amazing champion! I watch the final race and what he did was remarkable!

[@jourdog44]

Cried on the radio was remarkable on the radio?

[@moomsquad8705]

cried on the radio was remarkable on the radio? Stfu

[@aoife1122]

Friends? I don't think Nico and Lewis have ever been friends. Racing divers are part of "this small world of circus monkeys" (Niki Lauda) and have to spend months on end together, away from home on tour. Naturally they get along better with some than with others. But if they believe they can be "friends" with someone who will be at their throat when the opportunity presents itself then they'll have another thing coming... the tragic fate of Gilles Villeneuve comes to mind. Formula 1 loves to portray itself on social media lately as this cozy "Goldfish Club" where love is in the air and bromance all around, blah, blah... but make no mistake, behind that façade it is still the savage "Piranha Club" of old.

[@alx.972]

F1 on social media Vs the real f1 world is like in politics, when a politician talks in front of the camera is like, how in my country we have a saying, that in English sound something like ,, wooden vocabulary” which means being unexpressive, a way of saying very little, resorting to many words and "empty" of content. That what is what I see as well at f1 drivers since 2012 when I started watching f1, with small exceptions like Fernando Alonso or Max Verstappen, all the rest are like robots.