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No, he was only 51 and there were no health concerns either, apparently A big loss to the German and Swiss motorsports community in particular as he was the key figure in developing talented youngsters in both countries.

RIP.

Belfodil? He's on loan haha. Was apparently once considered to be a big talent, didn't quite work out for him.

I surely do hope so. It's too early to tell, especially when it comes to Germany, but he's definitely the most talented player in our youth setup, and it says a lot as our current U17s are highly talented in general. The problem is, we seem to be really shit in developing youth players for our first team. There have been quite a few talented youngsters in our youth ranks throughout the years, yet we failed to give them adequate chances and keep them in the club.

Fresh seafood barely has any "fishy" smell at all. If it does, it's not fresh and you should avoid eating it anyway. Pro tip: let your fish sit in milk for around 15 minutes before cooking it to get rid of the odour.

Well no wonder, Hartley hasn't driven a single seater in 7 years... His race pace isn't bad though, he didn't make any mistakes other than letting Stroll overtake him, I'm sure there's much more to come from him once (if) he gets into it; it makes sense to give him more assessment time instead of judging him on his first weekend after years off. Kvyat is done anyway, it's obvious that he's got no future in Red Bull and their intentions to bin him were clear for quite a while now.

What is the sauce based on? Tomatoes? Bell peppers?

That looks great, Brian.

He had a good weekend, not consistent enough though in general. I'm glad for Hartley, hope to see more of him in the next race.

Love the recent fantasy pics of Porsche's potential F1 car is they were to return to F1: Sooooo sexy... Very unrealistic, I know. If they return, it's probably only as an engine supplier, but one can dream, eh...

Damn, poor Max.

That's his pseudonym, I have no idea what his real name is hehe. With him being ex CIA op it's not surprising though

You're too kind, I'm much more boring than that hehe

Bazzel Baz.

https://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/after-us-custody-battle-came-cambodia-family-found-itself-torn-apart-and-alleging Here, read it for yourself hehe. The name is in the article.

My town really seems to attract weird people and events. A few days ago there's been an alleged kidnapping case where an American hired a group of ex-CIA and military characters to recover his kid from a mother who fled to Cambodia in the midst of child custody rights process in the US, they allegedly snatched him and got him out of the country by now. the recovery team is actually founded and managed by an ex-CIA-turned-actor

He's set to start at the end of the grid due to engine penalties though.

are you drunk or I am?

Cool, give me a link when it's there!

I'll try... I have so many books on my to-read list, and I just keep on adding more haha. It's so hard to find enough time to read these days. Even more so since most of the books I have access to are ebooks, and I struggle with that.

He's also representing our interests in China and does a bit of scouting in general, apparently; also has a football academy in New Zealand. How did the interview go? Any chance to read it somewhere?

did you just quote yourself?...

I have heard so much about Peruvian cuisine being great by now that I'm actually going to find a proper restaurant and try it once and for all I'll report back afterwards. And yes, world-famous tourist attractions are usually overrated to a certain degree. I personally try to avoid most of it due to them being absolutely crowded while similar but less-known alternatives are there to be enjoyed by yourself (or is less packed anyway).