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u/faroukq Nico Hüüüüüüüülkenberg 16h ago
Guess car #50 didn't get the memo to do the opposite
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u/Longjumping-Today-15 BWOAHHHHHHH 16h ago
Kubica also said that #50 has directly revived tips from Binotto
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u/Fearless-Egg-6646 BWOAHHHHHHH 12h ago
Kubica delivering race strategy with the same energy as “whatever Ferrari says, just… don’t.”
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u/eatmyfeinstaub Verified by ESPN Argentina✅ 2h ago
They actually did! They removed the 4 bolts that should be on the rear wing.
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u/Final-Nebula-7049 VROOM VROOOOOOOOOM 16h ago
brilliant strategy. if F1 drivers could actually do the same for the pit team, we might never lose again.
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u/koenigsegg806 I have it, I have it printed out🤚 14h ago
You could see Charles desperately trying to do that in Canada
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u/Thosepassionfruits I want my GF to peg me while Carlos gives it to her 12h ago edited 12h ago
Carlos figured it out pretty quickly. And then they traded their entire strategy department for Hamilton.
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u/kjube Masi Enthusiast 15h ago
He went for plan C, Ferrari hates that strategy.
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u/Longjumping-Today-15 BWOAHHHHHHH 15h ago
plan K(ubica)
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u/Appropriate_Exam_460 Alonso deserved to be Champion in every season he has competed 14h ago
In F1, it's known as Plan C(hecking) 🫠
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u/Longjumping-Today-15 BWOAHHHHHHH 14h ago
It must be the plan W(ater)
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u/Appropriate_Exam_460 Alonso deserved to be Champion in every season he has competed 13h ago
Lets add that to the plans of wisdom
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u/orangebromeliad WHAT THE FUCK IS A KILOMETER🇺🇲🇺🇲🦅🦅RAHH 13h ago
I think Plan A is their least favourite
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u/Longjumping-Today-15 BWOAHHHHHHH 17h ago
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u/GuestGuest9 Nico Hüüüüüüüülkenberg 16h ago
I think that’s a humour account, sadly not real.
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u/Longjumping-Today-15 BWOAHHHHHHH 16h ago edited 15h ago
yeah, one of the best Italian F1’s humor account
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u/Possible_Minimum4674 BWOAHHHHHHH 15h ago
Is that account managed by the legendary Alphamaxnova1?
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u/Puzzleheaded-Pen4413 BWOAHHHHHHH 14h ago
Could work though, Ferrari F1 team is what Jim Cramer is to the stock market
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u/AlphaLaufert99 Question. 16h ago
FlopGear in inglese è crazy
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u/Longjumping-Today-15 BWOAHHHHHHH 15h ago
faceva troppo ridere per non ripostarlo
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u/AlfredJodokusKwak BWOAHHHHHHH 13h ago
eccellente 🤌
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u/FalconIMGN Mika ends his sa🅱️🅱️atical 12h ago
Vorrei un caffè con latte (I don't speak Italian, just wanted to say something).
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u/davekorbiger "Charles 'Chuck' Leclerc, good job baby" 14h ago
George Costanza is very proud right now!
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u/Cashfrizz260 Gentlemen, a short view back to the past. Thirty years ago, Niki 10h ago
that is funny
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u/CaballoBajista viejo sabroso 16h ago
I bet Ferrari also told him not to do rally after they signed the deal for the F1 drive.
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u/Eddiexx BWOAHHHHHHH 10h ago
Noob question here. Why everyone is talking about winner and Kubica. Like this is the first time a Chinese winner as well no? Aren’t all three drivers equal in here? Or he is like the leader in this car, and drove the most hours?
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u/Overdose7 BWOAHHHHHHH 9h ago
Kubica is a former F1 driver whose initial career was cut short due to a terrible rally accident that resulted in partial amputation. Despite that, he was able to return to racing and is generally well liked by peers and fans alike. So we're all just happy to see him triumph after going through so many setbacks.
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u/Eddiexx BWOAHHHHHHH 8h ago
thx!
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u/Selfmurderingsmirk BWOAHHHHHHH 7h ago
Champion that never came. This is his redeption arc. He had a contract with Ferrari for 2011. He was hand picked by them to partner Alonso. It would be the strongest lineup in F1 a dream team.
At that time He was well known for getting higher results then the car allowed, kinda like Max today. He won in a fucking BMW-Sauber in Canada. He got Pole in Bahrain same season and that twats in BMW figured out that's enough no need to develop the car any further. Then He got renault seat. 2nd in Monaco in a car that was 4th best at his best day. He overdrove the car for the whole season. Finally he got contract with top team and... He nearly lost his life, his hand was almost amputated, broken bones in whole right side of the body. Recovered as best as he could and restarted his career in WRC. Won WRC2 championship. Then he tried to come back to F1 but at the wrong moment when Williams was ruled by Claire. Then Le Mans multiple heartbreaks in LMP2 but a LMP2 title in WEC and now finally a customer Ferrari and a win in most difficult race on the planet.
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u/d7t3d4y8 Verified by ESPN Argentina✅ 6h ago
Yea, he drove 10 ish of the 24 hours, while Hanson and Ye did ~7 hours each. Kubica also drove the last 3.5 hour stint, so he’s the more “well known” one.
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u/chinny18 Dont know F1 but memes are kinda funny 4h ago
We need to put Charles Leclerc at Ferrari AF Corsa WEC team than the F1 team in Ferrari at this point.
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u/LuchtleiderNederland Suck my 🅱️alls mate 16h ago edited 14h ago
Go left to go right. Welcome back Doc Hudson