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Bittersweet Symphyny! Reverse Suspended Distress! Corna Killa! Pole Driver! Mash Crasher! Uhhhhhhh..... (Credits on my DA)

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This is so beautiful from Lewis wow. Sir Lewis Hamilton was asked about reposting the Mercedes video after Kimi Antonelli's pole yesterday: "I saw the video of Bono, Kimi, and Toto and it just brought warmth to my heart because honestly I've been in that team for a long time. Bono is just you know the best and I know there was a lot of question around whether or not to take on a more experienced driver and you know to then just continued on and continue to work hard and then get a pole - it kind of silences all the critics and I love to see that in an underdog. Such a great story." "I've not seen the race start. so I mean it was the trickiest of conditions and you know. We haven't had any running. We haven't had any running in the rain here. So, you know, that was definitely a very very tough scenario also to have the two fastest right beside you is going to be very tough always...." "I would just say to continue to do what he's doing I think he knows what he's doing and just continue to enjoy it." - F1 2025 Miami -

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