These fukking people.....
It's still white hot fukking anger at these a$$holes.
fukk THEM!!!
That being said I heard this audio already. So if you didn't hear all this I can understand why you would have been puzzled at the meltdown I threw.
These fukking people.....
It's still white hot fukking anger at these a$$holes.
fukk THEM!!!
That being said I heard this audio already. So if you didn't hear all this I can understand why you would have been puzzled at the meltdown I threw.
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fukk him too. fukk all this people growing spines months after the fact.
Clean.
Ain't loading for me.
Da Kang byke in the building.
Gotta show Prince George the ropes.
Car launch Friday. Just saw the new Ferrari andthese cars look so much better this year.
The GOAT has returned.
@DIO Brando .....that Ferrari looks like it may be a problem
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Lol yeaaaah. Lewis gets around
Rari Boyz might be on a come up.
I just hope both Mercedes and Ferrari are better than Red Bull.
Masi gone
Michael Masi replaced as F1 race director after FIA review of 2021 Abu Dhabi GP finale
It's called motor racing eh mofo.?
Michael Masi replaced as F1 race director after FIA review of 2021 Abu Dhabi GP finale
It's called motor racing eh mofo.?
Real talk, fukk F1 for this.
Wait until this dust settle to sacrifice Masi for that Abu Dhabi blatant botch.
Bozo shoulda be canned on the spot for fukking over Lewis and Merc.
And Toto should've sent Bettas on a kamikaze mission because you KNOW fukkery was bound to happen and it did
Masi removed as F1 race director
Michael Masi removed as F1 race director after Abu Dhabi investigation
Michael Masi has been removed from his position as F1 race director after the investigation into his handling of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in December.
Masi botched the finish of the title decider between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton last year. The race was settled by a one-lap sprint, which saw Verstappen pass Hamilton to win the title after the safety car restart rules were incorrectly applied by Masi.
Masi effectively forced that last-lap showdown when he only let a certain amount of lapped cars overtake Hamilton, moving Verstappen right up behind him on brand new tyres before restarting the race one lap before the regulations said he was supposed to in that situation.
On Thursday, new FIA president Mohammed ben Sulayem confirmed that Masi had been removed from the position and replaced by an overhauled system of controlling and officiating F1 races.
The decision is effectively an admission by the FIA that the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix should not have been restarted in the way it was.
The role of race director will be filled by two alternating people. Niels Wittich, current DTM race director, and Eduardo Freitas, current race director of the World Endurance Championship, will take turns in filling the role.
They will both be assisted by Herbie Blash, 73, who used to work in a similar role under former race director Charlie Whiting but retired in 2016. Masi stepped in to replace Whiting after his sudden death on the eve of the 2019 season opener.
One contentious point with Masi's handling of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was how he appeared overwhelmed and inundated with messages from Mercedes and Red Bull. The FIA has confirmed that teams will no longer be able to send messages directly to the race director, which will now presumably be handled by Blash in his new role.
They will be assisted by a virtual race control room the FIA has likened to the controversial Virtual Assistant Referee (VAR) system in football. This will be located outside the F1 circuit and will work in real-time connection with the F1 race director to apply the sporting regulations "using the most modern technological tools".
The timing of the announcement was curious, as it came moments after Ferrari, the sport's most popular team, had launched its new F1 car for the 2022 season.
Wait until this dust settle to sacrifice Masi for that Abu Dhabi blatant botch.
Bozo shoulda be canned on the spot for fukking over Lewis and Merc.
And Toto should've sent Bettas on a kamikaze mission because you KNOW fukkery was bound to happen and it did
Masi removed as F1 race director
Michael Masi removed as F1 race director after Abu Dhabi investigation
Michael Masi has been removed from his position as F1 race director after the investigation into his handling of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in December.
Masi botched the finish of the title decider between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton last year. The race was settled by a one-lap sprint, which saw Verstappen pass Hamilton to win the title after the safety car restart rules were incorrectly applied by Masi.
Masi effectively forced that last-lap showdown when he only let a certain amount of lapped cars overtake Hamilton, moving Verstappen right up behind him on brand new tyres before restarting the race one lap before the regulations said he was supposed to in that situation.
On Thursday, new FIA president Mohammed ben Sulayem confirmed that Masi had been removed from the position and replaced by an overhauled system of controlling and officiating F1 races.
The decision is effectively an admission by the FIA that the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix should not have been restarted in the way it was.
The role of race director will be filled by two alternating people. Niels Wittich, current DTM race director, and Eduardo Freitas, current race director of the World Endurance Championship, will take turns in filling the role.
They will both be assisted by Herbie Blash, 73, who used to work in a similar role under former race director Charlie Whiting but retired in 2016. Masi stepped in to replace Whiting after his sudden death on the eve of the 2019 season opener.
One contentious point with Masi's handling of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was how he appeared overwhelmed and inundated with messages from Mercedes and Red Bull. The FIA has confirmed that teams will no longer be able to send messages directly to the race director, which will now presumably be handled by Blash in his new role.
They will be assisted by a virtual race control room the FIA has likened to the controversial Virtual Assistant Referee (VAR) system in football. This will be located outside the F1 circuit and will work in real-time connection with the F1 race director to apply the sporting regulations "using the most modern technological tools".
The timing of the announcement was curious, as it came moments after Ferrari, the sport's most popular team, had launched its new F1 car for the 2022 season.
