Lewis Hamilton (Vol. 2)

Lewis Hamilton (Vol. 2)

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Nardies

1,173 posts

220 months

Monday 22nd April
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zsdom said:
Nardies said:
The philanthropy, the speaking out for just causes, the humbleness he's shown too, none of that matters.
BUT HE WEARS SILLY CLOTHES
And has tattoos and silly hair and piercings!

HTP99

22,607 posts

141 months

Monday 22nd April
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Nardies said:
zsdom said:
Nardies said:
The philanthropy, the speaking out for just causes, the humbleness he's shown too, none of that matters.
BUT HE WEARS SILLY CLOTHES
And has tattoos and silly hair and piercings!
And once lied in 2007 (or was it 2008?)

Bo_apex

2,577 posts

219 months

Tuesday 23rd April
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HTP99 said:
Nardies said:
zsdom said:
Nardies said:
The philanthropy, the speaking out for just causes, the humbleness he's shown too, none of that matters.
BUT HE WEARS SILLY CLOTHES
And has tattoos and silly hair and piercings!
And once lied in 2007 (or was it 2008?)
and makes poor choices on set up

https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/articles/single...


room for improvement

carlo996

5,768 posts

22 months

Tuesday 23rd April
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Bo_apex said:
and makes poor choices on set up

https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/articles/single...


room for improvement
‘Moantage’

biggrin

MBBlat

1,641 posts

150 months

Tuesday 23rd April
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Bo_apex said:
and makes poor choices on set up

https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/articles/single...


room for improvement
Was that article meant to be serious journalism or is it a spoof? It reads like it was written by a 14 year old hyped up on red bull.

vaud

50,644 posts

156 months

Tuesday 23rd April
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MBBlat said:
Was that article meant to be serious journalism or is it a spoof? It reads like it was written by a 14 year old hyped up on red bull.
Don't worry, he's a fully qualified former Guitar/Bass/Ukulele Tutor for Leeds City Council

PlywoodPascal

4,237 posts

22 months

Tuesday 23rd April
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vaud said:
MBBlat said:
Was that article meant to be serious journalism or is it a spoof? It reads like it was written by a 14 year old hyped up on red bull.
Don't worry, he's a fully qualified former Guitar/Bass/Ukulele Tutor for Leeds City Council
I thought it was quite funny and I was particularly amused by casting Russell as "F1 Partridge"

Hustle_

24,744 posts

161 months

Tuesday 23rd April
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Ross Brawn tries contact lenses


Hustle_

24,744 posts

161 months

Tuesday 23rd April
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"Why does it always rain on Valtteri?"

Is it because he lied when he was seventeen?

Bo_apex

2,577 posts

219 months

Tuesday 23rd April
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Hustle_ said:
Ross Brawn tries contact lenses

biggrin

and a splash of Just For Men



Bo_apex

2,577 posts

219 months

Tuesday 23rd April
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carlo996 said:
Bo_apex said:
and makes poor choices on set up

https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/articles/single...


room for improvement
‘Moantage’

biggrin
"the king of positive vibes"

hehe

PlywoodPascal

4,237 posts

22 months

Tuesday 23rd April
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The thing that those of you laughing at the funny bits about Hamilton are missing is that that whole first section is about how dull/pointless the wider competition has become

Adrian W

13,898 posts

229 months

Wednesday 24th April
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He's taken HP with him to Ferrari, that must hurt

HTP99

22,607 posts

141 months

Wednesday 24th April
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Adrian W said:
He's taken HP with him to Ferrari, that must hurt
I prefer ketchup!

HP?

Edit: Hewlett-Packard

I assumed HP were the initials of someone who works with him at Mercedes!


Edited by HTP99 on Wednesday 24th April 07:43

Killer2005

19,660 posts

229 months

Wednesday 24th April
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Adrian W said:
He's taken HP with him to Ferrari, that must hurt
A deal apparently bigger than Oracles with Red Bull.

Megaflow

9,457 posts

226 months

Tuesday
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Adrian W said:
He's taken HP with him to Ferrari, that must hurt
Were they a Mercedes sponsor?

Common Porpoise

684 posts

171 months

Tuesday
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Megaflow said:
Were they a Mercedes sponsor?
Yes, their name has been on the Mercedes as long as i can remember


https://www.hpe.com/psnow/doc/a00115750enw

Edit - since 2018

Edited by Common Porpoise on Tuesday 7th May 22:46

matrignano

4,393 posts

211 months

Tuesday
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Killer2005 said:
A deal apparently bigger than Oracles with Red Bull.
£500m over 3 years for Oracle IIRC?
That’s an awful lot of money and I don’t know how such an established company who’s a household brand name already can make a decent ROI?

vaud

50,644 posts

156 months

Yesterday (09:26)
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matrignano said:
£500m over 3 years for Oracle IIRC?
That’s an awful lot of money and I don’t know how such an established company who’s a household brand name already can make a decent ROI?
We looked a title sponsorship a few years ago for a mid field team and the ROI for the number of eyeballs that it hits. Depends on your brand position and what you are trying to achieve.

Sandpit Steve

10,134 posts

75 months

This is a cool video - interaction between Lewis and a lady marshal waving a sign supporting him during the drivers’ parade in Miami.

https://x.com/espnf1/status/1788258314813329919?s=...

I think she was rather overcome by it all! smile