Tommy

Ferrari has always been very secretive and reclusive when it comes to media stuff. Only recently they've started posting a bit more on social media. Give them time to get accustomed to the real world Not sure about Mercedes. Maybe they're just cunts.

Haha, I knew I'd get you with Stroll Anyone who dishes out also must be able to take it, mate. Gotta learn that. Anyway, watched 2 episode of that Netflix documentary. Pretty decent to be honest. First episode focused on Ricciardo as the driver and Haas as a team, and the second episode was about the two spaniards Sainz and Alonso.

Lance Stroll managed to get a podium in a Williams, which I am sure a certain driver wouldn't be able to do

I'm sure he's still content. Winning a race in a Toro Rosso, which his opponent, who always sat in a race winning car, surely wouldn't be capable of, and four world titles are not that bad.

Celebrating a race win? Ha, unhead of.

Okay one episode into the Series. Is this a Danny Ricciardo documentary? If so, I am totally okay with it. Na joking, I guess they focus on someone else every episode. Bit over-dramatic with the sound effects and fake commentary, but a few nice behind the scene views. I'll definitely watch the whole thing.

Cool, I found the poster for the movie.

Apparently Ferrari granted some access towards the end of the season and will feature in the last episodes of the series. FIA still trying to convince both to fully participate I bet Lewis was gutted that he couldn't present himself in that show. Probably had some "A-List" celebs booked to hang out with him when the film crew came around

The Netflix F1 documentary "Drive to Survive" has been released. 10 episodes

Kovac said he tried to call Löw, but he was already on the plane. Sure, probably just turned his phone off, the fucking coward

Oh boy. Add insult to injury

I respect the hell out of Claire Williams as well, but shit has hit the fan. Seems like Paddy Lowe was never up to the task. Hopefully they'll somehow manage to slowly get out of this mess before it ruins them. Did you see the Frank Williams documentary btw? Can't remember if you posted something about it.

If it's funny to me, it's funny to me. Leave me alone

Müller ain't happy. Basically saying that he's angry about the way Löw dealt with things etc.

In the tram today, there was a young man who wore some really odd glasses and unusual clothes. It made him look like a character from a Wes Anderson movie. So I have a few Wes Anderson movie soundtrack songs on my phone and put one of them on while looking at this guy. Cracked me right up. So yea, my humour is not very sophisticated.

lmao, the official F1 Facebook page asked people to send in their questions for Max Verstappen.

Well.

Hello, I am back. Have you all been nice?

I wish Löw released a statement that his plans for the future of the national team don't include himself. Also: https://www.der-postillon.com/2019/03/nach-nationalmannschafts-aus-von-muller.html German satire is the best

I'm going to be a Carnival refugee this year, and be at the East Frisian coast until Tuesday. See you around, and BE NICE.

Sergey Sirotkin confirmed as reserve and development driver at Renault.

Just a teaser/announcement for "The Irishman", starring Al Pacino, Robert de Niro and Joe Pesci, directed by Martin Scorsese. Maybe it won't be that good, but I'll still watch it because it'll feel like a re-union. Hopefully it'll be good though.

Hopefully he'll finish his career at Bremen. Imagine the scenes in his final game in 14-16 years when he gets subbed off for Claudio Pizarro.