I don't care for his background or knowledge, I judge any journalist by the same metric.
What is the story? How easy to digest is that story? Do I feel I have learnt something from that story?
caneparo wrote: ↑3 years agoToto Wolff, like a new Tarzan, is perfectly at ease in the Formula 1 jungle.
He has nothing to fear because he has been able to impose himself on the wild beasts that populate it.
Launching with masterful agility from tree to tree
As an intruder, he is bipedal in a world of "four legs", to absolute master.
Which for Tarzan Wolff are transformed into a stream of fresh water in which to drink his thirst for domination.
Because when you are wandering in the jungle you can never lose your attention.
Especially when it is an "animal" never seen before to show signs of impatience.
The second was Wolf himself: from mighty Tarzan to sacrificial victim
A new forest opens up for Toto Wolff to explore and cultivate.
Talking in metaphors this much within a short article is hack work, and it's painfully forced. It's like the comic who makes a one-off reference that kills, and then keeps referring back to it for the rest of their 30 minute set in the hope of more laughs, but instead it's tired.
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MonteCristo wrote: ↑2 years agoVettel: Not a fan at all on track. But off track, good guy.
DoubleFart wrote: ↑3 years ago
I don't care for his background or knowledge, I judge any journalist by the same metric.
What is the story? How easy to digest is that story? Do I feel I have learnt something from that story?
caneparo wrote: ↑3 years agoToto Wolff, like a new Tarzan, is perfectly at ease in the Formula 1 jungle.
He has nothing to fear because he has been able to impose himself on the wild beasts that populate it.
Launching with masterful agility from tree to tree
As an intruder, he is bipedal in a world of "four legs", to absolute master.
Which for Tarzan Wolff are transformed into a stream of fresh water in which to drink his thirst for domination.
Because when you are wandering in the jungle you can never lose your attention.
Especially when it is an "animal" never seen before to show signs of impatience.
The second was Wolf himself: from mighty Tarzan to sacrificial victim
A new forest opens up for Toto Wolff to explore and cultivate.
Talking in metaphors this much within a short article is hack work, and it's painfully forced. It's like the comic who makes a one-off reference that kills, and then keeps referring back to it for the rest of their 30 minute set in the hope of more laughs, but instead it's tired.
Don't forget that Italian is such a beautiful, graceful language. If you saw the following on an Italian restaurant menu you might just order it for the name:
PTRACER wrote: ↑3 years ago
Don't forget that Italian is such a beautiful, graceful language. If you saw the following on an Italian restaurant menu you might just order it for the name:
Sedile del Water Macchiato di Cacca
I think I would order it without the Cacca.
Edit: Ive just worked out what "Sedile del Water Macchiato di Cacca" means.... glad I ordered mine without the Cacca!
* I started life with nothing, and still have most of it left
“Good drivers have dead flies on the side windows!” (Walter Röhrl)
* I married Miss Right. Just didn't know her first name was Always
White six wrote: ↑3 years ago
Engine modes banned in time for Spa
Good news for me, some will disagree. One element of driving from the pit lane ended. Regulate the mode of your car by driving fast or slow
F1 qualifying engine mode ban postponed to Italian GP
The FIA clampdown on Formula 1 teams usage of qualifying engine 'party' modes has been postponed until the Italian Grand Prix, instead of next weekend's Belgian GP as originally intended.
The concession has been made to allow engine manufacturers more time to conduct dyno testing before they head into a race weekend committed to the new restrictions.
* I started life with nothing, and still have most of it left
“Good drivers have dead flies on the side windows!” (Walter Röhrl)
* I married Miss Right. Just didn't know her first name was Always