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People thinking Horner would fix Ferrari are so funny to me. They really lack an understanding of Ferrari's political structure. It's not a top down thing like Mercedes where Toto has basically all the power or a more decentralised power system like McLaren that works +
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Genuinely the generalisation and stupidity about the regulations sone drivers like George, Lando, Lewis spread causes more damage to the fanbase than some movies or books written about F1.
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grace¹⁶ retweeted
Many don't seem to be aware that the steering system of the Ferrari cars has been completely redesigned from 2025 to 2026. They even changed the front suspension philosophy from pull-rod to push-rod. This shift was supposed to erase the poor steering feel and consistency +
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the way charles is performing with all these changes going away from his feeling is actually exceptional, people don't realise how hard it is
🔴 Ferrari : Hamilton et Leclerc demandent deux systèmes de direction différents à la Scuderia. - La direction assistée est gérée de manière électro-hydraulique par un système qui n’est ni de type « steer-by-wire », ni une simple direction assistée électrique automobile classique. Il existe une liaison mécanique entre le volant et les roues : la commande donnée par le pilote est transmise par la colonne de direction jusqu’à la crémaillère de direction, à partir de laquelle les tirants commandent les roues avant. À cette liaison s’ajoute l’assistance hydraulique : le système hydraulique génère une force qui facilite le déplacement de la crémaillère. - Sur une F1, une bonne direction assistée n’est pas nécessairement celle qui demande le moins d’effort possible. L’assistance doit donc trouver un compromis très délicat, en fonction du style de conduite du pilote. - L’arrivée de Lewis Hamilton a apporté un vent de changement sur le plan technique, même si comme c’est souvent le cas dans ce domaine, le processus est souvent progressif et par étapes. Entre autres choses, dont certaines ont été confirmées dans une récente interview accordée à La Repubblica, le Britannique avait également remis en question la sensation de conduite et la direction assistée.  - Hamilton avait demandé à l’équipe dirigée par Loïc Serra d’intervenir sur différents aspects de la monoplace afin d’améliorer les sensations de conduite. Le septuple champion du monde a confirmé avoir obtenu progressivement des modifications au niveau des freins, notamment le passage au fournisseur Carbone Industrie, du réglage, des suspensions, de la position du siège et de la configuration de la direction. Cette dernière remarque est particulièrement intéressante au vu des difficultés de sensation avec le système de direction apparues chez Ferrari dès 2025, bien que le Britannique n’ait pas précisé la nature des interventions effectuées. (🌕 Plus d'informations dans l'article de @RosarioGiuliana : autoracer.it/ferrari-leclerc…)
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Breaking news!!! 🚨 After four olympic cycles, Team Tutberidze has now discovered that accommodating to athletes’ needs and letting them rest makes them perform better!
📝| Daniil Gleikhengauz on Alexandra Trusova’s return. “We are now seeing Sasha Ignatova’s wonderful return after getting married and giving birth. She and Makar are training, while their son Misha is at the rink with us every day. Everything is changing, and we are adapting to the new circumstances. We are giving her a completely different workload. We are always in touch and discuss the number of days off, taking her condition into account. The schedule can even change depending on that: if she feels tired, we give her additional rest. Of course, having a child brings its own adjustments. Sometimes we have to shift training hours because Misha isn’t sleeping, and so on. Without a doubt, Sasha is a completely different, new person now. The only thing that remains unchanged is that she is an athlete in every sense of the word, who always wants to work with 100% dedication and achieve nothing less than the best possible result. She has always said: ‘I don’t want to come back just for the sake of returning — I only want to return to the top level and fight for medals at the biggest competitions.’” via Russian Olympic Committee
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I’m riled about this because what do you mean the only mainstream representation of women in motorsport that we’re going to get is Charles leclerc fanfiction where the woman openly says she only works in the sport because the men are hot 🙃
this is going to make life hell as a female f1 fan
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grace¹⁶ retweeted
I have seen some people worried about Charles career due to his age and his desire to see things through with Ferrari. While I can't shed much light on the Ferrari situation and view his determination with a modicum of dread myself, I can talk a little about how age works in F1.+
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The similarities between kimi's monza 26 and max' Brazil 24 start and end at the fact they both started at the back of the grid. I can't believe this is one of the "experts" whose words some ppl take to form their opinions 🤦
🚨| Verstappen Overlooked for Antonelli in F1 Rankings: — Guenther Steiner expressed his preference for signing Kimi Antonelli over Max Verstappen in a hypothetical draft scenario. Speaking to media, Steiner explained: “Kimi.” — When questioned about choosing Antonelli over Verstappen for a four-year contract, Steiner elaborated: “You said four years, and if you said two years... four years, if I have to keep him for four years, I think he [Antonelli] will be better than him [Verstappen].” — Antonelli's recent performance has been remarkable, with a 66-point lead over George Russell and seven race wins this year. Steiner was particularly impressed by Antonelli's victory from 19th on the grid, comparing it to Verstappen's 2024 Brazil win: “I think that [Verstappen in 2024] was more spectacular. This [Antonelli in 2026] is better, but it was less spectacular because when Max did it, there was much more, 'what is happening here?'” — Steiner continued to praise Antonelli's strategic drive: “As he said, then with the tyres, it gave him an advantage, but also a disadvantage. It's not like a clean drive to the front like Max did, but as a performance, it was more because it was a very solid race.” — Reflecting on the conditions, Steiner noted: “The other one was rain, and in the rain you can take risks. And then if you go off, you say 'I had nothing to lose. I had to risk it' But like this, he didn't risk anything. He just drove a fantastic race.” #maxverstappen 🇳🇱 #kimiantonelli 🇮🇹 VIA: [RacingNews365]
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call me woke but its a bit sad to see that we live in a society today where hating on people and slagging them off brings a ton more clicks than praising them People are more interested in faults rather than accomplishments, and then these accounts lap it all up for engagement🙃
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grace¹⁶ retweeted
Once again you guys need to start allowing people to have opinions about drivers without making it about Charles when Charles isn't mentioned at all. Everyone is just pointing out his hypocrisy.
Btw 16s being the most upset about this is really weird cuz Charles isnt even really struggling with these regs he is doing a good job, he is still fast, its just than lewis stepped up😭😭
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"Lando Norris pussy eater" went through all my posts bc I said what a lot of non-lando fans are thinking to tell me I'M insane. Pls you have to laugh. How can you be this hurt by one irrelevant comment. An OPINION. 😭
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Even if the suspension was really not designed with Norris in mind and just a spec McLaren made along the way that Norris chose because it made him comfortable, it would still mean he didn't adapt. It still makes him a hypocrite. Good for him but still hypocritical.
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"Unforced" yeah you people do not know anything what goes on lol which is why what Norris said makes him a big hypocrite.
Replying to @J4MIEL4NNISTER_
Tears man he started thumping his car into the wall (unforced btw) now his fans gotta pretend anyone who does well in these regs aren’t good The same ppl crying about Norris’s quote are in the same ppl in the quotes praising him for adapting. Just funny and hypocritical
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Who, if not a very dumb or a very ignorant person, would say the driver who won Silverstone with brakes he'd used for two weeks, isn't adaptable? 🤷
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Alot of Norris fans are proudly accepting that they are not able to have opinions about the sport if its not fed to them by their driver
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literally your driver said pretty the same thing
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I am not even surprised, Ferrari loves mediocrity. The most mid team to ever mid if it weren't for Schumacher's success with them
🚨 | Ferrari believes it has achieved the targets set with its ADUO 1 and ADUO 2 developments. 📰 @wearetherace
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I don't watch skating for two months and this is what I come back to I'm crying
everyone involved must be executed
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Unfortunately this is just the life of a ferrari fan
How it feels like to say “20XX will be my year” every year only to get brutally fucked in the ass by that year
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