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[BRG]

It's not like the good old days when every race included 3 or 4 minutes coverage of the absolutely impassive Mrs Erja Hakkinen, a woman who never knowingly allowed even the slightest flicker of emotion pass over her face.

[mclarensmps]

Overreacting maybe?

 

I really don't think so. He doesn't say anything that isn't either taking a shot at someone else, or is for the political benefit of himself or his team. It's why he's so successful at what he does. 

[Sterzo]

I really don't think so. He doesn't say anything that isn't either taking a shot at someone else, or is for the political benefit of himself or his team. It's why he's so successful at what he does. 

There must be hours of televised Horner chat which is neither of those things. The problem is rather that some of us watch motor racing to enjoy motor racing, while others regard it as a soap opera where the fun is in disliking the participants.

 

Horner, Wolff, Brawn, Domenicali and Ben Sulayem are all clever people with incredible achievements, who exude enthusiasm for motor racing. They sometimes say things we may disagree with or even dislike, but we should be grown-up enough to distinguish between debate and personality.

[WouterF1]

Now Kelly revealed on her IG  why she looked the way she looked at the FIA Gala. After she was sick in Mexico, Brasil and Abu Dhabi, now she was sick again.

 

 

kellypiquet

 

BTS from Friday’s Gala ✨

Dress @louisvuitton
Hair @anastasiastylianou
Makeup @campbellritchie
Photographer @joseph_bishop_studio
Emotional support @yasmindevonport_ @edwardjpage

Thank you team for making me feel beautiful despite being so sick again and special thanks to @fslondon for the cosiest stay ❤

 

4 flights in 4 days with a cold and now my ears are officially destroyed.

 

Edited by WouterF1, 12 December 2022 - 11:07.

[d246]

Oh yeah, Nicole. Had forgotten about that soap opera.
Now it’s all about Kelly it seems.

Mansell will be fealing some abstract sense of kharma.

[Zoe]

It's not like the good old days when every race included 3 or 4 minutes coverage of the absolutely impassive Mrs Erja Hakkinen, a woman who never knowingly allowed even the slightest flicker of emotion pass over her face.

 

She's Finnish, so what do you expect?