Bien claro, no? Max Verstappen sobre el reglamento:
"En la historia del deporte, normalmente el piloto que está más comprometido, el que frena más tarde, acelera antes, se compromete en las curvas de alta velocidad, es recompensado, porque simplemente ganas ese tiempo en la curva.
"Pero ahora estás constantemente pensando: 'En esta curva tal vez tenga que contenerme un poco. Acelerar más tarde. O frenar antes. O levantar el pie del acelerador. Y entonces tendré más velocidad punta.' Cosas así. Es tan antinatural. Es tan no como debería ser.
"Sin faltar el respeto. Y espero que nadie se agarre a esto. Pero mira a Yuki [Tsunoda]. Salta al coche de [Racing Bulls] [en el Gran Premio de los Países Bajos]. Nunca había conducido el coche antes. Inmediatamente competitivo.
"Liam [Lawson] salta de Racing Bulls a Red Bull: inmediatamente competitivo. Es porque estos coches son insensibles a las entradas del piloto.
"Por supuesto, sí, todavía tienes que hacer una buena vuelta. Y todavía tienes que comprometerte. Los pilotos más rápidos siempre saldrán ganando. Pero está realmente, realmente limitado, como un estrangulamiento o algo así. Estás retenido” 🏁
Foto @QuintanaFoto
@GaboAir Excelente video, un placer verlo volar, espero que lo vea mucha gente, especialmente chicos por lo increible que es, este y los demas aterricajes y despegues que tiene. Lo felicito por la idea.
@GaboAir Un Embraer 390, hecho en Brasil, avión de carga militar multiproposito, buen reemplazo de los C-130 Hércules, con buenas ventas en Europa. Muy buen avión.
I'm not a racist. I'm a culturalist
I believe some cultures are superior to others
For example, I prefer cultures that do not encourage wife beating, paedophilia, clitorectomies, stoning and constant inflation of the male ego
I am also aware of the difference between Islamoscepticism and Islamophobia
Notice that hate does not come into this
Only moral preferences
David Beckham on England’s 2-1 defeat to Argentina after Lionel Messi inspired the comeback.
🗣️ “I’ll be honest I exploded when England scored. I was on my feet celebrating because I genuinely thought we had one foot in the World Cup final. Then I looked at the pitch and one thought hit me… ‘Messi is still playing.’”
“And that’s the mistake everyone makes. They celebrate too early against a man who has spent nearly twenty years destroying dreams. The scoreboard said England were winning. Messi’s face said, ‘This game isn’t over.’”
“I know Leo better than most because he plays for my club. I’ve watched him train, I’ve watched him prepare, I’ve watched him win. But even knowing how special he is, what he produced tonight still left me speechless.”
“England had the lead, the momentum and the crowd. Then Messi completely took over the match without even needing to score. Two assists. Two moments of pure genius. He ripped England’s belief apart and dragged Argentina into another World Cup final.”
“At 39 years old, he made some of the best defenders in world football look like they were chasing shadows. That’s frightening. Most players are retired by that age. Messi is still deciding World Cup semi-finals.”
“As an Englishman, this is heartbreaking. As a football man, I have to be honest I’ve never seen anything like him. You can have the perfect game plan, the perfect tactics and the perfect lead, but if Lionel Messi decides the story isn’t finished, he’ll rewrite the ending himself.”
“I celebrated England’s goal… and ten minutes later I was watching the greatest player I’ve ever seen tear our World Cup dream into pieces. That’s how ruthless he is. That’s why every generation will remember his name.”
“I wanted England in the final more than anything. But when Lionel Messi reaches this level, you stop watching a footballer… you’re watching football history being written right in front of your eyes.”