Something I find ABSOLUTELY SHAMEFUL is how long it took the Medical Car to arrive. The Medical Car took AROUND 4 MINUTES TO ARRIVE AND FIND CHARLES. 4 MINUTES after a driver has just taken a 50–60G impact. 4 fucking minutes. That’s absolutely disgraceful.
Also, I haven’t mentioned it, but I hope Alex is doing better. We know the situation she’s in, so I really hope she’s okay right now 🙏
#F1 #ItalianGP 🇮🇹 https://t.co/DJGD3LITBb
fred said to sky italia that he spoke to charles after the crash, that he was ok but he wanted to go home as quickly as possible. he said it was a big one, a heavy impact that charles definitely felt
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Carlos talking in Italian on the fan stage
“A huge hug to everyone and thank you so much for all the support. When I was a Ferrari driver it has always been a pleasure coming here”
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“Your car breaks down in the middle of the night. Who do you call to pick you up?”
🆑: “Carlos, he would be available”
“You need someone to cook your dinner. Who do you call?”
🆑: “Carlos has often said he has to cook for me, he says he does good burgers”
carlos: what's the current number of the last scuderia ferrari dri- (who won the italian gp) are you joking?
charles: SIXTEEEEEEN! charles leclerc. myself.
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bryan, santi (lewis' engineer) and diego ioverno (ferrari's sporting director) were seen discussing after the race while fred watched them
📷: @robertofunoat
Carlos: "I’ve always said to everyone, one of the biggest Charles characteristics is his bounce-back effect - he’s capable of finding solutions and bouncing back; he just did that this weekend. Good job from him! Congrats! Happy for him and Ferrari"
"can you say the ferrari is in a very strong place now?"
🆑: i think i need to be careful saying that and not get carried away too much. in a sport like motorsport, you can go from hero to zero and vice versa very quickly