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🚨 It's been exactly 4 years since Charles Leclerc joined Michael Schumacher as the only drivers to record a grand slam at Albert Park 🇦🇺 • Pole by 0.286s 🛞 • Won by 20.524s 🏆 • Led 58/58 laps 🏎️ • Fastest lap by 0.586s 🔥 Total domination.

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The ULTIMATE Motorsport crossover 🏍️🏎️ Next week, Australian motorsport legend, Mick Doohan, and son & BWT Alpine Formula One Team Reserve Driver, Jack Doohan, will together take to the track at Albert Park for a series of demonstration laps 🇦🇺 Not only will this mark a special moment for the Doohan family being on track together for the first time, but the event also celebrates 30 years since Mick’s first of five 500cc Motorcycling World Championship titles 🏆 Jack will drive a classic Formula 1 car – the 2000 Benetton B200, designed and made at Alpine’s current Formula 1 HQ in Enstone – alongside Mick who will ride a production MotoGP Honda RCV213 🏁 #AusGP #F1
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The ULTIMATE Motorsport crossover 🏍️🏎️ Next week, Australian motorsport legend, Mick Doohan, and son & BWT Alpine Formula One Team Reserve Driver, Jack Doohan, will together take to the track at Albert Park for a series of demonstration laps 🇦🇺 Not only will this mark a special moment for the Doohan family being on track together for the first time, but the event also celebrates 30 years since Mick’s first of five 500cc Motorcycling World Championship titles 🏆 Jack will drive a classic Formula 1 car – the 2000 Benetton B200, designed and made at Alpine’s current Formula 1 HQ in Enstone – alongside Mick who will ride a production MotoGP Honda RCV213 🏁 #AusGP #F1

F1 Australian Grand Prix

62,196 просмотров • 2 лет назад

The Curious Case of the Lift. 🔍 He lifted. 40 metres before the line. On the lap that decided pole. And it was the fastest thing he could legally do. It started on Friday morning in P1, with a number racing cars do not do: both Mercedes, dead flat at 298 km/h down the Hangar Straight, pedal pinned. Cars speed up. Cars slow down. They do not hold a constant with the driver's foot flat to the floor. I filed it as curious. Then Sprint Quali gave the case a body: pole by 0.011s, and the losing car crossed the line coasting. So I checked every lap. 🔍 14 out of 14 qualifying laps. Both drivers. Every session. 🔍 Never once on a race run. 🔍 Same 40-metre window every time. Any wind. Any tyre. The suspects, eliminated: ❌ Driver error. 2 drivers, 2 sessions, an overnight telemetry review in between. ❌ Sandbagging. Nobody donates pole by 0.011. ❌ The wind. 16 lift points against the weather data. Correlation: 0.12. What's left is 1 line in the rulebook. When a quali battery runs dry, the power has to fade away slowly, by law. Unless the driver himself asks for less. So Mercedes spend every joule where the lap pays most, and end it with a foot instead of software. The driver is what keeps the car legal. The lift didn't lose pole. Flat to the line was never legally available. The lift was the fastest legal way home. PS: Ferrari took pole by solving the same lap backwards. Lowest drag on the grid, so the budget stretches: 322 km/h, still accelerating, flat across the line every single lap. 2 philosophies, 1 constraint, 0.011 between them. 📨 Every chart and every number, in the newsletter: 🎥 The full investigation: 🎧 Prefer your strategy by podcast? We're wherever you get your podcasts
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The Curious Case of the Lift. 🔍 He lifted. 40 metres before the line. On the lap that decided pole. And it was the fastest thing he could legally do. It started on Friday morning in P1, with a number racing cars do not do: both Mercedes, dead flat at 298 km/h down the Hangar Straight, pedal pinned. Cars speed up. Cars slow down. They do not hold a constant with the driver's foot flat to the floor. I filed it as curious. Then Sprint Quali gave the case a body: pole by 0.011s, and the losing car crossed the line coasting. So I checked every lap. 🔍 14 out of 14 qualifying laps. Both drivers. Every session. 🔍 Never once on a race run. 🔍 Same 40-metre window every time. Any wind. Any tyre. The suspects, eliminated: ❌ Driver error. 2 drivers, 2 sessions, an overnight telemetry review in between. ❌ Sandbagging. Nobody donates pole by 0.011. ❌ The wind. 16 lift points against the weather data. Correlation: 0.12. What's left is 1 line in the rulebook. When a quali battery runs dry, the power has to fade away slowly, by law. Unless the driver himself asks for less. So Mercedes spend every joule where the lap pays most, and end it with a foot instead of software. The driver is what keeps the car legal. The lift didn't lose pole. Flat to the line was never legally available. The lift was the fastest legal way home. PS: Ferrari took pole by solving the same lap backwards. Lowest drag on the grid, so the budget stretches: 322 km/h, still accelerating, flat across the line every single lap. 2 philosophies, 1 constraint, 0.011 between them. 📨 Every chart and every number, in the newsletter: 🎥 The full investigation: 🎧 Prefer your strategy by podcast? We're wherever you get your podcasts

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🇬🇧 DAVID BECKHAM IS OFFICIALLY A KNIGHT NOW After decades of goals, glory and great hair, David Beckham has officially been knighted by King Charles for his services to sport and charity. Dressed in a custom suit made by Victoria (naturally), Becks was joined by his proud parents and wife at Windsor Castle. The ex-footballer turned philanthropist now adds “Sir” to his resume alongside 6 Premier League titles, 115 England caps and being the only Brit to win league trophies in 4 countries. Beckham: “I cried when I first found out and possibly for a few months after it as well, but you know this week has been really emotional. Being back in London and obviously on the lead up to this day, it's been not stressful, I've not been nervous, I've just been emotional. I get that from my mum. It's such a big moment for our family and it's just, it's so special.” Source: Daily Mail, Sky News
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🇬🇧 DAVID BECKHAM IS OFFICIALLY A KNIGHT NOW After decades of goals, glory and great hair, David Beckham has officially been knighted by King Charles for his services to sport and charity. Dressed in a custom suit made by Victoria (naturally), Becks was joined by his proud parents and wife at Windsor Castle. The ex-footballer turned philanthropist now adds “Sir” to his resume alongside 6 Premier League titles, 115 England caps and being the only Brit to win league trophies in 4 countries. Beckham: “I cried when I first found out and possibly for a few months after it as well, but you know this week has been really emotional. Being back in London and obviously on the lead up to this day, it's been not stressful, I've not been nervous, I've just been emotional. I get that from my mum. It's such a big moment for our family and it's just, it's so special.” Source: Daily Mail, Sky News

Mario Nawfal

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20 YEARS. BUT MONZA NEVER FORGOT HIM. ❤️ It has been 20 YEARS since Michael Schumacher last drove for Ferrari here at Monza. His last time in red at the Temple of Speed was September 10, 2006. He stood on the podium that day and announced he would retire. The Tifosi cried. 20 years later, this weekend, we are honouring him. And here's why Monza will ALWAYS honour Michael Schumacher: He didn't just drive for Ferrari. He saved Ferrari. When he came in 1996, Ferrari hadn't won a Drivers' Championship in 17 years. The team was broken. He built it, with Ross, Rory, Rubens, Jean Todt - brick by brick. Then he gave us FIVE straight world titles. 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004. He made red invincible again. At Monza? He won here 3 times in red (1996, 1998, 2006) and 5 times in total. He gave the Tifosi a reason to believe that September was theirs. This weekend, when you saw Barrichello bring back the F2002 - Michael's F2002, their F2002 - that was why. We are not just celebrating a car. We are celebrating the era he created. The man who taught Ferrari how to win again. That is why they chant his name 20 years later. That is why yesterday, when Rubens fired up that V10, everyone thought of Michael. You can leave Monza, but Monza never leaves you. And Michael never left Monza. Forever our Schumi. Forever a Ferrari legend. #ForzaFerrari #KeepFightingMichael #ItalianGP #Tifosi
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20 YEARS. BUT MONZA NEVER FORGOT HIM. ❤️ It has been 20 YEARS since Michael Schumacher last drove for Ferrari here at Monza. His last time in red at the Temple of Speed was September 10, 2006. He stood on the podium that day and announced he would retire. The Tifosi cried. 20 years later, this weekend, we are honouring him. And here's why Monza will ALWAYS honour Michael Schumacher: He didn't just drive for Ferrari. He saved Ferrari. When he came in 1996, Ferrari hadn't won a Drivers' Championship in 17 years. The team was broken. He built it, with Ross, Rory, Rubens, Jean Todt - brick by brick. Then he gave us FIVE straight world titles. 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004. He made red invincible again. At Monza? He won here 3 times in red (1996, 1998, 2006) and 5 times in total. He gave the Tifosi a reason to believe that September was theirs. This weekend, when you saw Barrichello bring back the F2002 - Michael's F2002, their F2002 - that was why. We are not just celebrating a car. We are celebrating the era he created. The man who taught Ferrari how to win again. That is why they chant his name 20 years later. That is why yesterday, when Rubens fired up that V10, everyone thought of Michael. You can leave Monza, but Monza never leaves you. And Michael never left Monza. Forever our Schumi. Forever a Ferrari legend. #ForzaFerrari #KeepFightingMichael #ItalianGP #Tifosi

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The ACC just had an excellent season, with its premier program Clemson not contributing, but apparently they’re “secret garbage.” • National Championship appearance • Miami by themselves won as many CFP games as the entire 5-bid SEC. • Winning record vs. the SEC (for the second time in the last three years. Five consecutive wins over the SEC to end last season). • Virginia just won 11 games. • SMU is 20-7 in two years at the Power 4 level. • Georgia Tech had their best season since 2016. • Duke won 9 games for the third time in the last four years. • Louisville won 9+ games for a third consecutive season. • 9-4 Wake Forest just had their best season since 2021 in their first year under Jake Dickert. • FSU, in the midst of a 2-6 year in ACC play, smoked Alabama. Dabo Swinney and Clemson had a bad year for the first time since 2010 and weren’t in the mix at all, and the ACC was still extremely competitive. And the narrative is somehow that they are an “afterthought of a conference.”
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CFB Kings

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Jalen Brunson is the most clutch player of our generation. Not a hot take. A pattern. He's led the NBA in playoff clutch points three postseasons in a row. He and Kobe Bryant are the only two players in NBA history to lead the league in total playoff clutch points for three consecutive seasons. The Spurs led by double digits in all five games. The Knicks won four of them. Every single win was a comeback. • Game 1, he scored 13 in the fourth. • Game 4, down 29, he put up 36. • Game 5, on the road, 45 points. Thirteen straight for New York in the fourth. Broke Willis Reed's franchise Finals record that stood since 1970. Since quarter data has been tracked, no player has averaged more fourth quarter points in the Finals. Brunson's at 11.2. Nobody else has ever cracked 10. And one more number nobody's ready for. Since 1997, only one player has scored at a higher rate in playoff crunch time than Brunson. Michael Jordan. Take out free throws and Brunson passes him. Guys spend whole careers chasing one moment like this. It's just another day at the office for Brunson. The clutch gene isn't a myth. It just plays point guard for the Knicks.
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Jalen Brunson is the most clutch player of our generation. Not a hot take. A pattern. He's led the NBA in playoff clutch points three postseasons in a row. He and Kobe Bryant are the only two players in NBA history to lead the league in total playoff clutch points for three consecutive seasons. The Spurs led by double digits in all five games. The Knicks won four of them. Every single win was a comeback. • Game 1, he scored 13 in the fourth. • Game 4, down 29, he put up 36. • Game 5, on the road, 45 points. Thirteen straight for New York in the fourth. Broke Willis Reed's franchise Finals record that stood since 1970. Since quarter data has been tracked, no player has averaged more fourth quarter points in the Finals. Brunson's at 11.2. Nobody else has ever cracked 10. And one more number nobody's ready for. Since 1997, only one player has scored at a higher rate in playoff crunch time than Brunson. Michael Jordan. Take out free throws and Brunson passes him. Guys spend whole careers chasing one moment like this. It's just another day at the office for Brunson. The clutch gene isn't a myth. It just plays point guard for the Knicks.

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It's nonsense to say the tone at Holyrood has only turned disrespectful in recent years. Unionists began behaving disrespectfully immediately after the 2011 election when the SNP won a majority. Two Labour MSPs were *banned* from the chamber in 2012 and 2015. There have been multiple examples of dreadful behaviour from Unionists going back well over a decade. Wendy Alexander was at the centre of a controversy after a committee she chaired treated two academics disgracefully. Anas Sarwar once labelled the Scottish Govt led by Alex Salmond a "dictatorship". Jim Murphy once engaged in a foul mouthed rant at Pete Wishart.
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It's nonsense to say the tone at Holyrood has only turned disrespectful in recent years. Unionists began behaving disrespectfully immediately after the 2011 election when the SNP won a majority. Two Labour MSPs were *banned* from the chamber in 2012 and 2015. There have been multiple examples of dreadful behaviour from Unionists going back well over a decade. Wendy Alexander was at the centre of a controversy after a committee she chaired treated two academics disgracefully. Anas Sarwar once labelled the Scottish Govt led by Alex Salmond a "dictatorship". Jim Murphy once engaged in a foul mouthed rant at Pete Wishart.

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It’s official - a 70 year old record has been washed away ! 🏆 With the 6.79 mm of rain we’ve seen today, July 2024 will go down in the history books as the wettest month ever recorded at Toronto Pearson, according to historic data provided by Environment Canada. 🌧️ In total, 214.8 mm of rain fell at the airport this month – of which, 97.8 mm fell on July 16 alone. 🤯 Today's rainfall pushes us past the previous wettest month of October, 1954 when Hurricane Hazel passed through the GTA, bringing the monthly rain total to 213.8 mm and setting the now broken record for the wettest month since records began. 💦
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It’s official - a 70 year old record has been washed away ! 🏆 With the 6.79 mm of rain we’ve seen today, July 2024 will go down in the history books as the wettest month ever recorded at Toronto Pearson, according to historic data provided by Environment Canada. 🌧️ In total, 214.8 mm of rain fell at the airport this month – of which, 97.8 mm fell on July 16 alone. 🤯 Today's rainfall pushes us past the previous wettest month of October, 1954 when Hurricane Hazel passed through the GTA, bringing the monthly rain total to 213.8 mm and setting the now broken record for the wettest month since records began. 💦

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Before you dismiss this post by The Indian Matrix as "sanghi propaganda", listen to your own economist Jayati Ghosh who taught eco at JNU for 3 decades : “Indian economy has been pushed to the brink of a crisis by the policies of UPA & this can happen anytime soon” This is her interview in 2013 & she wasn’t lying & Indian economy would have collapsed if UPA had won 2014 - The disaster was only due to rampant corruption, policy paralysis and absolutely inept management of the economy by CONg. But 12 years since then, the Indian economy has not only averted the crisis but has become stronger and despite Covid & wars & is today the most stable & fastest growing economy in the world The nation should know this and thank PM Narendra Modi ji & Nirmala Sitharaman ji for not just steering the nation safely through covid and wars but also registering a robust growth consistently despite these black swan events

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If you grew up with The Wizard of Oz, nothing could have prepared you for what Hollywood did with it in 1978. The Wiz took the familiar story, moved Oz into a fantasy version of New York City and assembled an incredible cast led by Diana Ross as Dorothy, Michael Jackson as the Scarecrow, Nipsey Russell as the Tin Man and Ted Ross as the Cowardly Lion. Michael Jackson was only 20 years old. Directed by Sidney Lumet, the production was enormous, with elaborate sets and locations throughout New York transformed into this strange, gritty and sometimes surreal version of Oz. The movie struggled at the box office when it was released, but time has been much kinder to it. The Wiz eventually found a devoted following, and Michael Jackson's performance became one of the most memorable parts of the film. Watching this sequence nearly 50 years later, there's simply nothing else that looks quite like it. Did you ever see The Wiz?
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6,778,367 просмотров • 2 лет назад

🚨 BREAKING: Sen. Mike Lee FUMES after Senate Republicans vote to FUND the US African Development Foundation despite its leader admitting to CORRUPTION, and DOGE confirming it's fraud "This vote to defund USADF was supported by the acting chairman and CEO of USADF itself and his call to defund it was based on an indictment and a guilty plea of this chief financial officer among other things that led to calling it a culture of waste, fraud, and abuse!" "It was also echoed by the Department of War's DOGE office and this was set at a simple majority threshold. Should have been easy." "Republicans acting alone could have, would have, and should have defunded this today but instead what was the result? Well it was defeated." "All Democrats voted to table it and they were joined by just enough Republicans, just a small handful of them, to table this measure with a vote of 58 to 42. But I look forward, let's just say, to hearing my colleagues explain this vote." Wow.
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🚨 BREAKING: Sen. Mike Lee FUMES after Senate Republicans vote to FUND the US African Development Foundation despite its leader admitting to CORRUPTION, and DOGE confirming it's fraud "This vote to defund USADF was supported by the acting chairman and CEO of USADF itself and his call to defund it was based on an indictment and a guilty plea of this chief financial officer among other things that led to calling it a culture of waste, fraud, and abuse!" "It was also echoed by the Department of War's DOGE office and this was set at a simple majority threshold. Should have been easy." "Republicans acting alone could have, would have, and should have defunded this today but instead what was the result? Well it was defeated." "All Democrats voted to table it and they were joined by just enough Republicans, just a small handful of them, to table this measure with a vote of 58 to 42. But I look forward, let's just say, to hearing my colleagues explain this vote." Wow.

Eric Daugherty

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My trust and respect for Elon will only be restored when he comes through on at least one of these promises—just one: 1. Robotaxi expansion to hundreds of thousands by end of 2026 (on record from his CNBC interview with David) 2. Being able to enroll my Tesla into the company ride-share fleet 3. FSD unsupervised feature complete (end of 2020 on record) 4. CyberCab fleet up and running Just one of these four coming true by year's end and I will be a fan again, completely respectful as I have been for 14 years— is that too much to ask for ?!
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"If by the end of the year you lose the championship by exactly that point you will ask yourself: 'Why didn't you do so?'" Michael Schumacher's response to questions after the 2010 German Grand Prix and Ferrari team orders. This was about actually giving up the win btw, not just letting someone past on a different strategy. This is a winner and a winner's mentality and everyone at the top knows that this is what you have to do to win so I dont know why people on this platform are being purposefully dense about it. Michael, Fernando, Seb, Max, they all would not accept losing time to the second driver teammate for a moment and neither will Lewis. The loser's mentality of citing a lack of chances in the title fight might cut it with Charles, it won't with a 7x world champion. You lose a handful of points here, a handful of points in Spa, a handful of points in every race and suddenly that adds up to an immense margin. Ferrari have a slither of a chance of winning this title with Lewis, not with Charles. This team hasn't won in two decades, now is not the time to throw in the towel prematurely. This is a competitive sport, not a charity organization. If Mercedes feel the pressure, they won't hesitate to make the call, even did so yesterday. Same goes for Mclaren and Red Bull. Championships are won and lost by these decisions and that's why Ferrari haven't been serious contenders in ages. Leclerc had the opportunity to fight for this title, he no longer does and must now play the role of the supporting cast. They'll hate to hear it but yes, he is now Lewis' Bottas for as long as Ferrari want to be serious about winning this season.
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"If by the end of the year you lose the championship by exactly that point you will ask yourself: 'Why didn't you do so?'" Michael Schumacher's response to questions after the 2010 German Grand Prix and Ferrari team orders. This was about actually giving up the win btw, not just letting someone past on a different strategy. This is a winner and a winner's mentality and everyone at the top knows that this is what you have to do to win so I dont know why people on this platform are being purposefully dense about it. Michael, Fernando, Seb, Max, they all would not accept losing time to the second driver teammate for a moment and neither will Lewis. The loser's mentality of citing a lack of chances in the title fight might cut it with Charles, it won't with a 7x world champion. You lose a handful of points here, a handful of points in Spa, a handful of points in every race and suddenly that adds up to an immense margin. Ferrari have a slither of a chance of winning this title with Lewis, not with Charles. This team hasn't won in two decades, now is not the time to throw in the towel prematurely. This is a competitive sport, not a charity organization. If Mercedes feel the pressure, they won't hesitate to make the call, even did so yesterday. Same goes for Mclaren and Red Bull. Championships are won and lost by these decisions and that's why Ferrari haven't been serious contenders in ages. Leclerc had the opportunity to fight for this title, he no longer does and must now play the role of the supporting cast. They'll hate to hear it but yes, he is now Lewis' Bottas for as long as Ferrari want to be serious about winning this season.

cutie bricks⁴⁴ #W8FORIT

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In 250 years, Louisiana has sent 171 white men to Congress. During Reconstruction, Black people were elected and denied their seats. Only one Black man — Charles Nash — served in the 1800s. Then from 1877 to 1990, Louisiana sent zero Black people to Congress. Zero. For 113 years. In 1990, Black Louisiana finally got a member of Congress again. Since then, white voters have elected 25 members. Black voters have had 4. All 4 were in the same room fighting to keep the two seats Black Louisiana fought for. Don’t tell us this isn’t about denying Black people representation. It always has been. @repcleofields_ and Congressman Troy A. Carter were joined by former Congressman Cedric Richmond and William Jefferson to let the record be clear that Black voters are due fair maps. This image should put things into perspective for you. Today at the state Capitol, the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee will vote on which congressional map Louisiana will have. Share if you care 🦾
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In 250 years, Louisiana has sent 171 white men to Congress. During Reconstruction, Black people were elected and denied their seats. Only one Black man — Charles Nash — served in the 1800s. Then from 1877 to 1990, Louisiana sent zero Black people to Congress. Zero. For 113 years. In 1990, Black Louisiana finally got a member of Congress again. Since then, white voters have elected 25 members. Black voters have had 4. All 4 were in the same room fighting to keep the two seats Black Louisiana fought for. Don’t tell us this isn’t about denying Black people representation. It always has been. @repcleofields_ and Congressman Troy A. Carter were joined by former Congressman Cedric Richmond and William Jefferson to let the record be clear that Black voters are due fair maps. This image should put things into perspective for you. Today at the state Capitol, the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee will vote on which congressional map Louisiana will have. Share if you care 🦾

Gary Chambers

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Jolyon Palmer answers the question 'Why didn't Leclerc get a penalty for not giving the position back to Lewis?' "It's a good question and I don't have the answer. So let's have a look with this reverse angle because I think it becomes more clear cut here that Hamilton should have that place, second position, because of the way here that Charles gives Hamilton the space, Verstappen is then going to have a squeeze. At the moment, Max is looking like he's going to have a clear launch down the outside. Remember, he's on a medium tyre, so it's a particularly decent start. But in the end, we get four wide. You've got the two Ferraris neck and neck. You've got Verstappen so ambitious out wide onto the kerb. It's the first race he's not led out of the out of the first corner since 2019 here. He's got astonishing form and as a result, a lot of confidence to go and attack this first corner. You can actually see Hamilton is marginally ahead of Charles Leclerc before the braking zone. So it's just a nose in front. But I would say the Ferrari on the left is ahead of the Ferrari on the right." "We come through the corner. So if we ignore Verstappen now, he's never going to make it stop from that outside line. We come through the corner and now Charles is in a real squeeze here. We've had contact in the past before with Perez, Leclerc and Verstappen. This time it's Hamilton, Leclerc and Verstappen. And they managed to get through. Max doesn't turn in. He can't turn in." "So now Lewis has definitely got the second place. He's ahead of Charles, who is coming through. He's got space to stay on the track should he wish to stay on the track. But he's also chosen to go wide at this point, realises that you can just cut through. He's done it before at the first corner and gets away with it. Behind, you've got Antonelli going to do the same thing from side by side with Russell. Piastri actually is going to go deep as well, but try his best to stay on the track, whereas others won't. And Leclerc, from behind Hamilton, chooses to go off the road." "He's not forced off by Lewis. You can see the space that Lewis leaves on the exit, goes straight across. The safest thing to do at this point is to absolutely floor it, rejoin in the lead and choose who you're going to let pass. Basically, be your own judge at this point." "And as we play it through, Charles lets Lando go through, but does not let Lewis go through. It should be a penalty. It should be a slam dunk." "I can only assume the stewards saw five cars go through. Absolute melee. You've even got Franco Colapinto at the back of the field having a spin. You've got contact. You've got debris on the circuit. Marshall's needed to retrieve it, which was another sketchy condition that we had early on in the race. And I can only assume the stewards just thought Ferrari side by side, they emerged second and third." "But the reality is here, Charles Leclerc overtook Lewis Hamilton off the track and he should have had a penalty for it." - F1 2025 Mexico -
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Jolyon Palmer answers the question 'Why didn't Leclerc get a penalty for not giving the position back to Lewis?' "It's a good question and I don't have the answer. So let's have a look with this reverse angle because I think it becomes more clear cut here that Hamilton should have that place, second position, because of the way here that Charles gives Hamilton the space, Verstappen is then going to have a squeeze. At the moment, Max is looking like he's going to have a clear launch down the outside. Remember, he's on a medium tyre, so it's a particularly decent start. But in the end, we get four wide. You've got the two Ferraris neck and neck. You've got Verstappen so ambitious out wide onto the kerb. It's the first race he's not led out of the out of the first corner since 2019 here. He's got astonishing form and as a result, a lot of confidence to go and attack this first corner. You can actually see Hamilton is marginally ahead of Charles Leclerc before the braking zone. So it's just a nose in front. But I would say the Ferrari on the left is ahead of the Ferrari on the right." "We come through the corner. So if we ignore Verstappen now, he's never going to make it stop from that outside line. We come through the corner and now Charles is in a real squeeze here. We've had contact in the past before with Perez, Leclerc and Verstappen. This time it's Hamilton, Leclerc and Verstappen. And they managed to get through. Max doesn't turn in. He can't turn in." "So now Lewis has definitely got the second place. He's ahead of Charles, who is coming through. He's got space to stay on the track should he wish to stay on the track. But he's also chosen to go wide at this point, realises that you can just cut through. He's done it before at the first corner and gets away with it. Behind, you've got Antonelli going to do the same thing from side by side with Russell. Piastri actually is going to go deep as well, but try his best to stay on the track, whereas others won't. And Leclerc, from behind Hamilton, chooses to go off the road." "He's not forced off by Lewis. You can see the space that Lewis leaves on the exit, goes straight across. The safest thing to do at this point is to absolutely floor it, rejoin in the lead and choose who you're going to let pass. Basically, be your own judge at this point." "And as we play it through, Charles lets Lando go through, but does not let Lewis go through. It should be a penalty. It should be a slam dunk." "I can only assume the stewards saw five cars go through. Absolute melee. You've even got Franco Colapinto at the back of the field having a spin. You've got contact. You've got debris on the circuit. Marshall's needed to retrieve it, which was another sketchy condition that we had early on in the race. And I can only assume the stewards just thought Ferrari side by side, they emerged second and third." "But the reality is here, Charles Leclerc overtook Lewis Hamilton off the track and he should have had a penalty for it." - F1 2025 Mexico -

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.Cyril Mathew spent a decade at Uber, Coinbase, and Stripe watching cross-border payments fail at the same point. People receive stablecoins but have no simple way to convert them into the local currency that they can actually spend. This led to building Latitude ( Latitude ), a settlement network that connects banks, exchanges, and payment aggregators to convert stablecoin payments into local currency across 50 countries, all in under two minutes. This week, they announced Oak HC/FT led a $35 million Series A that closed in three to four weeks, bringing the total raised to $43 million. Since launching in January 2025, it has secured licenses or approvals in 45 states. Cyril's conversation with Drew Rogers: 2:02 - Latitude closes $35M Series A led by Oak HC/FT 4:51 - Paying Uber drivers across 40 countries from Amsterdam 10:03 - Joining Coinbase and the first crypto Visa card 15:58 - "Without liquidity, these things don't take off" 22:20 - Joining Stripe and the 20-page paper on crypto 27:54 - Building stablecoin payouts inside Stripe Connect 31:44 - The founding thesis behind Latitude 35:34 - How settlement works in Mexico, corridor by corridor 42:37 - Raising $35M in under four weeks 51:05 - Why enterprise core flows matter more than pilots
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.Cyril Mathew spent a decade at Uber, Coinbase, and Stripe watching cross-border payments fail at the same point. People receive stablecoins but have no simple way to convert them into the local currency that they can actually spend. This led to building Latitude ( Latitude ), a settlement network that connects banks, exchanges, and payment aggregators to convert stablecoin payments into local currency across 50 countries, all in under two minutes. This week, they announced Oak HC/FT led a $35 million Series A that closed in three to four weeks, bringing the total raised to $43 million. Since launching in January 2025, it has secured licenses or approvals in 45 states. Cyril's conversation with Drew Rogers: 2:02 - Latitude closes $35M Series A led by Oak HC/FT 4:51 - Paying Uber drivers across 40 countries from Amsterdam 10:03 - Joining Coinbase and the first crypto Visa card 15:58 - "Without liquidity, these things don't take off" 22:20 - Joining Stripe and the 20-page paper on crypto 27:54 - Building stablecoin payouts inside Stripe Connect 31:44 - The founding thesis behind Latitude 35:34 - How settlement works in Mexico, corridor by corridor 42:37 - Raising $35M in under four weeks 51:05 - Why enterprise core flows matter more than pilots

Stabledash

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