sebastian vettel speaks to journalists on media day, austria - july 6, 2017 📷 dpa picture alliance / alamy

2017- Austria- Dan and Max played some football with a football team. 

Day 3/4/5 of Demanding the EBU Remove Israel from ESC

Please remember to contact your broadcasters and tell them to withdraw if Israel is allowed to participate!

We are not going silent, we are not going anywhere. Justice for Palestine. No genocide in Eurovision.

Sorry if you have a tag for this, but, you said he talks or takes pictures with fans w disabilities? 🥺 i’d love to see some

(sorry i’m new here 🧏‍♀️)

that's okay, and welcome to f1blr! (: i sadly don't have a tag for that, but maybe i should start one 💜

here he is visiting great ormond's children's hospital in late 2022

he did the same in 2018 :) [more pictures here!]

at the track with kids from great ormond street back in 2007

here's an article about nicolas, lewis, and when lewis got nicolas into his seat in the mercedes (and driving the sim!) 💜 in 2019 lewis arranged to have his car and spanish gp trophy taken to a little boy with terminal cancer named harry shaw, which you can see here, dedicated the spanish gp win to him here, and paid tribute to him at the canadian gp after his passing he also had his car sent, along with a parade of supercars, to a 3-year-old boy named morgan riddler in the same situation who was supposed to attend silverstone and sadly didn't make it [here]

here he is with billy monger at the 2017 british gp after his accident, and here's his post from 2017 congratulating billy on his nomination for laureau's sporting moment of the year and encouraging people to vote for him

lewis with a fan at the factory this year

'nother picture with billy! and here's all the pictures of lewis and billy that motorsports images has (:

lewis became an ambassador for the invictus games in 2015 and playled some wheelchair basketball

with a fan at the u.s. gp in 2015

lewis and lewis! with lewis hammans in 2018

lewis with 9-year-old luca, who was visiting with other patients from great ormond, at the british gp

sir lewis taking sir frank williams on a hot lap of silverstone in 2019 🥺

and, of course, lewis always making sure nicolas is involved in his career. that, i do have a tag for (: also! only tangientally related, but if you would like disabled drivers to cheer on, nicolas (who has cerebral palsy) races in the british touring car championship and robert wickens (a paraplegic after a horrific indycar crash) drives in the imsa michelin pilot challenge (which is gt racing) 😊 everybody, abled and disabled, please feel free to reblog this! us disabled and chronically ill fans belong here and the goat said so 💜👑

“Baku 2017. My first race with @.MercedesAMGF1 as the new boy and first time properly getting to know Niki. Saturday night after qualifying, we’re chatting away and he asks if I fancy going to the concert that evening, which took me by surprise to say the least. Next thing I know I’m on the back of a golf buggy with Toto to meet Niki at the hotel before setting off to boogie to the Black Eyed Peas & Nicole Scherzinger all evening - something I would never have expected to be doing in my life, let alone my 1st weekend with the team. That was Niki. I’ll remember that evening forever. ❤” - may 20, 2020 📷 @.georgerussell63 / twitter

Hagazussa Lukas Feigelfeld. 2017

Skull Chapel Interior Stanisława Moniuszki 8a, 57-350 Kudowa-Zdrój, Poland Exterior Falkensteinkirche, 5360 St Gilgen, Austria See in map

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i've officially been single for a year and ngl that shit does things to your brain

sebastian vettel being shapely on the drivers parade, austria - july 9, 2017 📷 manuel goria / motorsport images

2017- Bonus- Austria- Trying to get Bottas to do a shoey!

Pepper & Caraway Seed - Echelons (formerly known as Unable To Fully Embrace This Happiness) [2017]

Hamilton: Don't Ever Disrespect Me Like That Again

It was the moment the mutual admiration society crumbled, Sebastian Vettel swerving into Lewis Hamilton while following the safety car during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix – now the Mercedes driver reveals how he took issue with the move and warned the Ferrari driver never to disrespect him again. The incident took place shortly before the restart, after a red flag period to clear debris from the Baku City Circuit, Vettel tapped the back of Hamilton’s slowing Mercedes as they prepared to step on the gas. Vettel believes that Hamilton deliberately brake-checked him, upon which the German showed his anger by driving alongside the Briton and swerving into the silver car. Race stewards imposed a ten second stop and go penalty on Vettel, which cost him the race victory, as Hamilton was forced to make a pitstop to fix his headrest and thus relinquished the lead.

Speaking on the Flying Lap TV show, Hamilton revealed, "When I spoke to him later, I was like: that’s a sign of disrespect, so don’t ever disrespect me like that again, otherwise then we will have problems." Vettel himself regards his red mist moment in Baku was unfortunate and wishing he had never reacted the way he did: "Ultimately I’m driving the car. Whatever I decided to do impacted on the result and that’s why I felt part of me let the team down. I think the reaction afterwards, especially for the team that was probably worse, that part of why I felt I let them down." Prior to that, the mutual respect between Hamilton and Vettel was of the highest order as they slugged it out for the championship. Baku changed that and since then the relationship has been frosty; indeed, in the aftermath a bookie even suggested a boxing match between the two. With regards to the incident Hamilton continued, "I’ve never done that to someone. I don’t even know what he was thinking to have done… I’ve never been in a position like that. I guess people react differently under certain pressures." Hamilton did not make a a big issue of the headline grabbing incident, rather keeping his feelings to himself. "I think there’s different ways in which you can handle things. I knew what I was there to do and I wasn’t going to let anything distract me from doing that. I wasn’t going to let myself say something or react in a way that’s going to cause some negative swirl which is going to steer me off course from my ultimate goal. And naturally, with the experience you learn to just compartmentalise all those different things."

GP3 | July 8th, 2017; SPIELBERG, AUSTRIA

I was confident I should do okay at Red Bull Ring because it's a track I really get on with. There's just something about it – there's every type of corner so it's very complete, but it's also quite small, a bit reminiscent of my karting days because the lap is not so long.

DAMS have been strong in the races since the beginning of the season and their strategy was maybe better for this race. Plus, their two drivers (Oliver Rowland and Nicholas Latifi) have GP2 experience and they probably did a better job than me at managing tyres, which is something I still feel I need to work on.

Charles wins the race, but the Sprint starts off with a very close call...

In race two, I had a really, really good start – I think my best of the season from zero to 100. I was just behind Antonio (Fuoco) and, as soon as he moved to the right, I saw a stalled car ahead. I didn't have any time to think about it, but enough time to avoid it. It was very very close and the crash could've been quite bad, so, in moments like these, it does really feel that all the reflex training we do at Ferrari is paying off.

Watch this moment.

Antonio tried to pass Oliver around the outside of Turn 4, which, to be honest, is a corner where you don't normally try a round-the-outside overtake. So Oliver didn't really leave space – I think he didn't expect it – and Antonio, surprised, had to brake straight away. I got a really good exit out of the corner so was right behind, and there was no time to react and avoid him. To retire was unfortunate because the race was run on primes and our pace on primes was very good, good enough to at least have a go at the podium.

Read Charles's entire column at Motorsport.com

By the way, love that intricate Richard Mille watch design Charles had on his helmet.

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Olga Mikutina skating her short program at the 2017 Junior Cup of Nice.

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