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If you’re from the EU, please sign and share!!!

HEY GUYS!!

GUYS!!!

FRANCE HAS REACHED THE REQUIRED NUMBER OF SIGNATURES ON THE CITIZEN'S INITIATIVE AGAINST CONVERSION THERAPY IN THE EU!!

ONE COUNTRY DOWN, SIX TO GO!!

We also need still quite a few signatures in order to reach the one million required.

As to date, the six other countries with the most signatures are:

Spain - 38.72%

Finland - 30.31%

Ireland - 24.86%

Netherlands - 24.15%

Germany - 23.54%

Belgium - 23.09%

So yeah, still a long way to go, but we ARE slowly getting closer. Don't stop now! Don't let this stay within the community, either, if you have any friends or family who are open to queer rights, get them to sign, too!

same landosc, just another year ✨

New Title Sequence

Lando and his helmet(leopard)

pato o'ward

◦ schön! magazine november 2023 issue photoshoot ◦ like/reblog if you save or use and please don't repost ◦ © piastricc

While people are complaining about F1 “tiring” the drivers out by “forcing” them to stand on stage for an hour at 8 PM EST, throw hats and say their government names, please know that there are actually real issues surrounding the Miami Grand Prix that don’t have to do with the fake marina or the inconsequential beach area lol?

Here is a good thread on the racism embedded in the Miami GP. They originally wanted to hold it along Biscayne Bay but that was immediately axed by the rich (white) citizens as it would be held on public property. Instead, it was moved to Miami Gardens without the consent of the neighborhood as it is private property and one of the organizers of the GP also owns Hard Rock Stadium. As the thread says, most of the tourism money being made from the GP will not go to the black people whose community is being upended for the weekend but rather towards richer, whiter areas like South Beach, Brickell, Downtown, etc.

hello f1blr 👋

i'd like to ask for your help regarding my uni thesis. i'm sociology major and am writing a paper about gender inequality within motorsports with special interesting in f1 and other single seater categories.

while there are a few researches about the driver side (which mine also greatly focuses on) or the marketing and fan perspective of motorsport, i'd like to present a boarder picture by analysing these topics through the lenses of the feminist theory. however i can hardly find reliable and fresh information about the f1 broadcasting teams in each country, which is something i also want to talk about, and that's where your help comes in.

i made a short questionnaire to gather data and i'd be forever grateful if you guys could fill it out and reblog it. if you have any questions, feel free to message me.

thank you guys in advance and have a lovely, safe, exciting 2022 season! 🏁

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Formula 1 broadcast information

Dear Participants, I am Gabriella Tóth, a student at Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Budapest, Hungary. I am conducting

alex can’t look at his screen coz it’s brighter than the sun, charles can’t brake, lewis’ ass did break the seat, yuki’s gonna beat up someone in the garage and max is more than 20 seconds ahead of everyone.

motorsport is still alive and well.

The champagne pop🍾

POV: You realise you’re in too deep with this whole “20 cars go vroom vroom in circles” thing when you’re waking up at 4AM this weekend