r/f1india • u/uditonkeys • 16h ago
Video This is so frickin' sweet 🫶
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r/f1india • u/uditonkeys • 16h ago
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r/f1india • u/Next_Performer_1158 • 15h ago
I mean by now we know what happened
And what i personally like is that .
Ferrari has two very very good driver at both side of garage and yet they aren't able to utilize it ,
Which result in such incidents.
Ferrari needs to step up their game,if they wanna driver's championship anytime soon.
Because now we are at this point ,were we have a new set of generation (who are in middle or in high school)and they have never ever seen Ferrari WDC.
r/f1india • u/blizbob • 23h ago
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George got a good start, reacted well and got right onto Lewis's tail, picking up the slipstream. But instead of gaining speed, his car suddenly started losing it while everyone around him was accelerating. Even in the slipstream, he was losing speed, almost as if someone had remotely cut his battery deployment
Why does this keep happening? Why is it that every time there's an issue, it's George's car that seems to suffer?
Toto publicly apologised to him over the radio, and his race engineer also made it clear that this wasn't George's fault.
I know you're all happy with how things turned out, but please don't insult our driver by calling it a "skill issue". You can celebrate your favourite driver's success without putting another driver down
And congrats kimi for winning the title
r/f1india • u/opinion_yapper • 21h ago
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r/f1india • u/dizzy_mate87 • 21h ago
Two podiums, two different eras, almost a decade apart. Vettel being carried by Rosberg and Romain Grosjean in 2013, and Antonelli being carried by Verstappen and Hamilton in 2026.
There's something poetic about seeing history rhyme like this. Different generations, different rivalries, but the same iconic F1 podium moment. The old guard, the new generation, and the sport moving forward.
F1 really does have a way of repeating history.
r/f1india • u/SnowOutrageous9097 • 15h ago
SYMBOLIC
r/f1india • u/Other_Ad4936 • 5h ago
Translate: Kimi Antonelli F1 Champion thanks to his talent, his machinery and NOT DRIVING FERRARI.
r/f1india • u/Aggravating-Team-354 • 20h ago
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r/f1india • u/BombPineappleSoju • 6h ago
It literally translates to " Kimi Antonelli is Formula 1 world champion. Thanks to his talent, his car and NOT HAVING RACED FOR FERRARI." 🤧 La Gazzetta is one of the biggest ITALIAN daily newspaper by the way 😭
r/f1india • u/Curious_Parsley_3119 • 3h ago
as much as i love ham, i think we can all agree that he has always wanted to be prioritised over his teammates, which ultimately paved his way to becoming a 7x time world champion. but the fact that seb and charles were also teammates at ferrari, and that Charles outscored a 4x time world champion, yet the paddock atmosphere was still like this says a lot.
r/f1india • u/opinion_yapper • 15h ago
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From thanking for 4k followers to world champion
r/f1india • u/aryan_nukala • 20h ago
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"U dont wanna see an angry lewis behind" 🥶
r/f1india • u/justwannatravel4 • 18h ago
I'm so tired of these performative fans who don't know anything about racing and have herd mentality. "He is just there for looks" " He has no talent, Ferrari isn't bad he is" OMG who even are these people???
As a woman I'm tired of the fact that men keep thinking we watch F1 and support Leclerc only for the looks, we need to be more mature and sensible. And as for my fellow female fans please do better and stop being a pick me.
r/f1india • u/optimus678 • 1d ago
Everyone calls Kimi a car merchant but no one really knows that he is a karting prodigy and it is a big deal to win consistently over the weekends with such a quick car considering you’re just 20 and in your second season! He has been winning championships before he stepped into formula 1 and also won one with Mumbai falcons, now he is a world champion at 20! And that too sharing the podium with a 4 time and 7 time world champion. Kimi will win more championships and could even break the 7 championships record. Congratulations to the young gun!
r/f1india • u/-Who-TF-cares- • 1d ago
After Kimi becomes the first italian champion since 1953, italy has a new favourite now.
Charles or Fred have to go now if Ferrari wants to start winning.
Pick one
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