Tommy

McLaren for sure. Didn't expect them to be where they are now. Alfa too of course, but it's less of a surprise.

In case you were wondering what Rafael van der Vaart is up to these days.

Ayrton Senna on the grid in Imola 1994.

The "The lap was good" bit is so funny and clever

Are they held at gunpoint in that picture?

Haha, another part:

I'm nowhere near as loco as this guy.

For fucks sake.

Frankfurt vs. Hoffenheim was pretty even, but Frankfurt was just a bit more clever.

Finally continuing Peaky Blinders. Brilliant, brilliant series.

Oh, they finally found someone who is willing to join them after getting rejected by like 20 players?

Finally back on track and continuing Peaky Blinders. I really feel like I've missed out on a lot, but I am catching up.

F1 teams of the last 25 years and their origins:

Awwww, what a polite and humble little lad.

My neck feels sore just from watching it

Well, that was quicker than I thought. But why not Kvyat? I think it's too soon for Albon. Hopefully this won't kill his career.

Welcome aboard, mate. Well, the club was founded by Bayer employees, and they get their money from Bayer, that's why they're not really that popular in Germany, similar to Wolfsburg, but not as extreme as Hoffenheim or even Red Bull. I know a few Leverkusen fans that live here in Düsseldorf, and I was always puzzled when I first heard that they support Leverkusen But hey, why not?

Kid Cudi understands me, man.

Stop being so German!

Urgh, Kid Cudi always has the realest lyrics. That's one of those songs I'd play at my funeral.