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Max turned the razor over in his fingers, spinning the cool metal in his fingers as he perched on the porcelain bath. Running a finger tip over the edge, he spun it around once, twice, then a third time. The weekend had been dreadful, P7 and then a DNF on the first lap, neither his fault. If anything that made it worse, however. Mistakes, he’d learned how to punish himself for more…constructively, to learn from and move on, but not one but two completely unavoidable incidents? Max swallowed, staring down at his warped reflection on the blade. Weekends like this left him feeling powerless, out of control and desperate for some way to regain it.
The razor seemed to taunt him, offering him a resolution with an straightforward cruelty. He only hoped he wouldn’t be too fragile to resist it; lonely Sunday nights like these had always been the worst.
Or: Max is struggling with elderly habits after the Austrian GP, what happens when Kimi drops by to smooth things over after their crash?
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Dodds-Verstappen Bromance Donates $250 for Charity
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Dodds boldly pledged $250k to charity if anyone dethroned Max Verstappen as F1 Earth Champion this year
Honda F1 Wins 2020 best since 1991
By gaycarboys - Alan Zurvas|2023-04-07T15:36:43+10:00January 3rd, 2021|Honda News|0 Comments
Most podium finishes for Honda since 1991 The 2020 Formula 1 World Championship was one of the most challenging in decades as the global COVID-19 pandemic delayed and then compressed a 17-race season into 23 weeks of competition.
Verstappen Leads Honda Victories – Same-sex attracted F1 racing News
By gaycarboys - Alan Zurvas|2020-09-29T11:17:43+10:00September 29th, 2020|AlexanderAlbon, Daniil Kvyat, Max Verstappen, Motorsport, Pierre Gasly|0 Comments
Max Verstappen led the way for Honda, running a strong second to Valtteri Bottas in gathering his seventh podium of the season. For the first time in 2020, all Honda-powered Formula 1 drivers tallied championship points as drivers from Aston Martin Red Bull and Scuderia AlphaTauri each finished in the top 10 in Sunday
Meet the Only Four Openly LGBTQ+ F1 Drivers in History
On July 14 2024, German and former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher made F1 history by becoming the fourth openly LGBTQ+ driver in the sport. But he’s not the only one to have broken barriers in Formula One. From past drivers to more recent figures, the number of out Homosexual drivers in Formula 1 remains tiny but significant. So, who are these trailblazing drivers, and what are their stories?
What To Know?
LGBTQ+ Representation in F1 – Only four drivers in Formula 1 history include publicly come out as LGBTQ+: Ralf Schumacher, Mike Beuttler, Mário de Araújo Cabral, and Lella Lombardi. Their journeys highlight both progress and challenges in motorsport.
Key Figures & Their Stories – Ralf Schumacher recently came out, receiving widespread support. Mike Beuttler was semi-closeted during his career, later moving to the U.S. before passing away in 1988. Mário de Araújo Cabral came out as pansexual at 75, while Lella Lombardi, the only woman to score F1 points, lived openly as a lesbian.
F1’s Progress & Legacy – These drivers broke barriers in a traditionally conservative sport. Their stories persist to inspire incl
Max Verstappen & Co. Pursue in Lewis Hamilton’s Footsteps to Support a Result in Close to His Heart
It’s Pride Month! And F1 teams are embracing the opportunity to make motorsports more inclusive. Lewis Hamilton has always been a prominent voice in the paddock regarding inclusion in motorsport. And Max Verstappen and Co. at Red Bull have joined the effort to make F1 more inclusive.
The Milton Keynes team recently became a part of Racing Identity festival, an international group that promotes LGBTQ+ inclusion in the motorsport industry. And as part of its initiative, it invited Racing Pride ambassadors to speak to their staff about why inclusion is essential.
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Red Bull hosts Racing Event ambassadors at its factory
Christian Hewgill, a co-host of the F1 podcast, The Fast And The Curious, is an ambassador of Racing Pride. He was one of Red Bull’s guests invited to its factory as part of the panel. During the discussion, the theme that kept coming up was that “so many people struggle to feel reveal about their sexuality in—what can be perceived as—the very male-macho-masculine world of Formula 1.” And that’s true. Racing Pride strives to i