@RobLMyers i thought it was just me. i couldn’t believe it. when did @CroftyF1 get so insufferable?!? this weekend commentary was INSANE. i had to wonder whether i was watching the same race!
@Aztech1101@fiagirly People forget that Sainz was able to test the Williams at the end of last year in Abu Dhabi. He got to use that time to get to grips with the car and understand the small differences that come with a new team. Toto didn’t allow Lewis the same courtesy. A bit unfair to compare…
@sim3744 So when do we all simultaneously unfollow Mercedes? I don’t want to be left behind. After the final lap? After the interviews?… I just wanna know the time… because I’m tired of the LIES
@GirlTalkZA@OhFlipItsVuyo 1. The phone is probably unlocked when stolen like this. Criminals know to then keep it unlocked.
2. The biggest weakness is your mail apps. They almost never require passwords or facial recognition. Think gmail or mail apps.
This might be the best Paris 2024 story: Zeng Zhiying made her Olympics debut at 58-years old.
Born in China, she is now representing Chile in table tennis because of an incredible journey.
At age 18, she expected to go to the Olympics for her birth country, China, as one of the best players in the world.
But then table tennis changed out the two-sided paddles, and her game was thrown off.
She never made the team and became incredibly frustrated with the sport. She retired from the game as a player at age 20. Shortly after, she moved to Chile and coached various table tennis teams.
Then, in 2000, she decided to get a “real job” and step away from the game. For 20 years, she didn’t play. Then, in COVID, she bought a table and started playing again.
She made it a goal to make the 2024 Olympics representing Chile. And, at age 58, she did it!
The human brain is crazy powerful, and it can prevent us from continuing something we love or help us persevere through times when the odds are heavily stacked against us.
What an inspiration to follow your dreams.
I’ve always spoken about how poignant it was that Lewis spent years facing such abuse at a track like Spain — and it subsequently became one of his most successful tracks.
But when I think about how Resistent large factions of F1 & the UK media have been in terms of accepting LH when he arrived in F1, how reticent they’ve been in treating his career with the respect it deserves. All in full contrast to the white Brit’s on the grid who have always received far more sincere affection. Days like this really remind us all where the true power lies.
For Sir Lewis Hamilton to win his record 9th at Silverstone: The home of Motorsport, as the most successful British driver in history, most successful F1 driver in history & unparalleled British sportsman.
The Defiance of that. The poetic justice. The Audacity of a Prodigy to be so generational…to have the Talent to surpass all their idols. The Leadership and Longevity to keep the sport in the palm of his hand. No matter how they try to rewrite their own ending. That kind of success DEMANDS to be seen as it stands in the face of a long history of prejudice & exclusion. Lewis doesn’t just open the door…the first and only Black driver in F1 has made himself at home, alone, at the very pinnacle itself.
Destiny cannot be defeated, only deferred. Only ever delayed👑God Save This King
Our guest this week is Tesi Rusagara (@tesirusagara), the CEO of the Agaciro Development Fund (@AgaciroFund).
She joins us to discuss the role of the Agaciro Development Fund in the economy, the strategies being used to achieve Rwandan financial autonomy and the thinking behind the creation of Rwanda’s sovereign wealth fund in 2012.
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