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200sols said:
The oligarchs, the people close to Putin, those are the ones who need to act so people feeling sorry for their rich kids being kicked out of F1 is laughable tbh.
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Yes , poor little mazepan oh look there goes another massive explosion in Ukraine
 
*Mayor of Ukraine’s Energodar; a Column of Russian Troops Is on Its Way to a Nearby Nuclear Power Plant.
Source & Video: https://twitter.com/MadhawTiwari/status/1499484828898856960


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DeliciousStorage said:
He's not an F1 driver anymore, and he was only an F1 driver last year because his dad is an oligarch.
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Mazepin, is technically still under contract to drive for Haas, how this will all play out with Uralkali sponsorship (Fathers company and funds his seat in Haas) I dunno, but it isnt looking too good for him.
 
pen is mightier - they could drop some paper propaganda on the convoy to explain to the troops what is really happening.

robfosters said:
We’re sanctioning Russia back to the Stone Age
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I thought uk only had 13names on the list, versus eu - The (lady?) Truss doth protest too much, methinks,
not sure how whether EU legislation eg. Monacco. enforces more transparency on the ownership of assets through shell companies.
 
I was not monitoring situation in Iran back when he was the president but from what I recall Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was the progressive one that wanted to reintegrate Iran into the world. He is not the hardline crazy guy that you'd associate with Iranian leadership.
 
steve45 said:
Mazepin, is technically still under contract to drive for Haas, how this will all play out with Uralkali sponsorship (Fathers company and funds his seat in Haas) I dunno, but it isnt looking too good for him.
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Sky reported today that they parted ways, to the surprise of nobody. Mazepin is an especially bad example to feel sorry for given his sexual assault of a young girl and being so embarrassingly bad as an F1 driver that he earned the nickname Maze-spin.
 
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