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Apart from every other reason why Tifosi prefer Charles to everyone, the reason that is often ignored isn't loyalty but Charles level of unbothered insanity. Tifosi are insane and Italians in general are allergic to being normal so Charles embracing it is just a bonus to their already high level of love for him.

You think Lewis would go greet fans at the fence of Maranello and not be confused of why someone is in a tree, Charles wasn't confused he just greeted them, asked if they actually had a better view and if they wanted anything signed and then continued to the next person.

You think Max would not be incredibly weirded out if multiple priests came to bless him and multiple people handed him protection objects and holy water. Charles wasn't he just thanked them for the blessing and wished them well.

I mean the difference between Charles and Sainz is literally night and day examples of Tifosi treatment. Carlos started using the back entrance to Maranello so people stopped showing up as to not waste their time, he complained about fans preferring Charles (playing the victim as usual) so Tifosi posted videos of him doing things to avoid them like sitting in the back of the car, using guest entrances and going through the back. Charles literally stays behind for 40 minutes making sure nobody has their time wasted.

Bottom line is that Tifosi will treat you the way you treat them. They'll be less enthusiastic with you if you're calm with them like Kimi was and they'll be feral and unhinged with you like Charles.

I started answering this and got distracted by Classic FM introducing Charles as driver and composer and playing his new song. Anyway –

Yes. Charles lives and breathes Ferrari and while I still maintain that he would change teams if he knew that Ferrari can’t give him that title, it’s also pretty clear that he would never feel at home the same way he does with Ferrari. Again, he’s been giving them everything for years now, always humble, always open. The fans know and love that. He does all these incredibly nice things for his side of the garage; the team calls him family as much as he does.

(The thought of Max encountering fans in the trees or being blessed did make me giggle.)

He has enough humility to know that Ferrari will always be greater than him, but it’s very clear that he himself wants to become as great with them.

chuuya didn't give dazai a reason to live he just became his hyperfixation presiding over death

this MIGHT BE oscar’s burner account

“A 15 year old (she told us) Spanish girl came up and got Mark Webber’s autograph, and asked if he knew where Vettel was. Webber said ‘He’s the same age as you, he’s playing in a sand pit over there.’”

— Mark Webber on Sebastian Vettel

Sally Jackson really said "drop everything now meet me in the pouring rain" and Poseidon answered

F1 Essays Masterlist

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- McLaren Spygate 

- Renault Crashgate 

- 2009 Liegate

- The Story of Mercedes

- What happened between Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel?

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- Technical Terms: Rake

- Technical Terms: Overcuts and Undercuts

- Technical Terms: Tyre Degradation vs Tyre Wear

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- F1 Corner Guide

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- Tyre Compounds

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- Yellow Flags vs VSC vs Safety Car - what do they all mean?

- What Makes a Slow Pitlane?

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- What Penalties can the FIA award a driver?

- Why does low downforce usually mean high tyre degradation?

- Why Can’t F1 Run Reverse Races?

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- What is the Purpose of the Coloured Lines at Paul Ricard?

- What is Brake Magic and What effect did it have on Lewis Hamilton’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix?

- What happened to Ferrari in France?

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- What’s Happened to the Mercedes W12?

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- F2 New Format

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- Sergio Perez and Kevin Magnussen Part 1 

- Sergio Perez and Kevin Magnussen Part 2

- Best vs Favourite tracks

- Driving Styles Masterlist

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Utter Rambles

- F1 Qualifying Sprint Races

- The Lost Generation in F1 

- Mission Winnow and A Better Tomorrow 

- Carlos Sainz - the King of Midfield Musical Chairs

- Sprint Races (a bit ranty sorry)

- The Rich Energy Fiasco (post announcement)

- Why do all Modern F1 tracks look the same

- What Makes a Future World Champion?

2021 Season

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- Sprint Races and What they mean

- The Cost of Sprint Races

- How I think the Season may pan out

- Each teams weaknesses so far

- Track Characteristics Cheatsheet

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- Teams Strongest Tracks, Part 1, Part 2

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"and you quite literally cannot win psychological warfare against Charles, so"

hmm I agree that he's good at that, but this sentence feels very final, so I was wondering if you have any examples that support it (this isn't me disagreeing or needing proof btw! I just like remembering petty Charles moments and wondered if you had a particular one in mind when you wrote this)

I mean, his entire career is an example, essentially. He’s incredibly strong psychologically, and he’s patient. He’s always been known (ever since he was a child) to give people the silent treatment and I don’t think there’s a recorded instance of him yielding first.

But in terms of more recent examples, his entire campaign against the Binotto regime, most notably Binotto’s ousting in 2022 and charles getting his way. He still hasn’t mentioned Binotto’s name publicly, by the way.

another great article about recency bias (written by an f1twt member)

https://medium.com/@stillaracetowin/youre-only-as-good-as-your-last-race-fd12e06d7a76

"However, no one seems to suffer more acutely of these double standards than Charles Leclerc. Though newer to the scene, he has made a significant impact since his F1 debut, quickly establishing himself as a top driver with Ferrari. His performances have often outshined the car’s capabilities, indicating his ability to extract maximum performance and secure wins or high finishes under challenging circumstances. Despite showing consistent speed, skill, and the ability to outperform his Ferrari teammates, Leclerc often finds himself under a microscope of heightened expectations and criticism."

"The disparity in ratings, such as Aramco’s driver ratings, further illustrates the underappreciation of Verstappen’s efforts. Instances where Carlos Sainz receives a perfect score for a race in which he overtakes Verstappen, who might have been on course for a win before a DNF, highlight an inconsistency in evaluating performance. Such ratings can inadvertently downplay the difficulty of regularly performing at the highest level."

great article, recommend!

Boy's Talk (About You) – Chapter 6.1

Chapter 6.1 – after the storm

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synopsis everyone has their secrets, a group chat formed by charles leclerc, pierre gasly, alex albon, lando norris and george russell knows all of them. the 'kill the grid' chat has only one purpose: gossiping about other drivers' lives, romantic and social

or, a casual chat leads to charles confessing a crush on max, who's has been his rival since childhood