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Charles talking about Carlos and saying goodbye: “We share so many common interests which made it a natural fit as soon as he joined Ferrari..” “The fact is we were so close in terms of performance that sometimes you are fighting for the win, you're fighting for the podium... show more

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boy why are you swallowing so hard, stop it 😭🤧

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help he's at his limit, it's okay to cry charles 😔

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