It was a way to weed out some rotten applesI guess it's because it's not mandatory pretty much anywhere anymore.
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First phot of him with the chin fuzz that didn't make me gag.
Still hate it and want it gone asap
Still hate it and want it gone asap
She's giving us updates through her song choices, gracias Nilay
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He takes fan photos so cutely. Bless
But yeah, it just looks awful. 
FFS GIRLS I thought we agreed it will never grow if he instantly shaves!!!
Don't listen to them Lando bby
Nice curles btw
Yayy a person I can judge without feeling bad about it, cause she seems like a true b*tch
(appreciate the small things)
And racist! Exactly the kind of person you want in healthcare
Yeah I don't think this is a decision they can leave until last minute to make, especially when people's lives are at risk 
The problem they have is, theoretically they don’t need to be in the paddock until Friday. What do they do if it’s “fine” by then? I’m assuming insurance will have to pay out for refunds etc and they’ll only do that if it’s proven to be impossible to race there, ie the government itself cancels it. F1 doesn’t have money to burn, people forget they’re a business before anything else and as harsh as it sounds, money will always come first. They didn’t even cancel Melbourne with covid literally going through the paddock until they were forced toYeah I don't think this is a decision they can leave until last minute to make, especially when people's lives are at risk
Yeah this part, they will wait until the last possible minute to avoid losing money. I wouldn't be surprised if friday FPs get cancelled or some other modification if the paddock isn't fully set up by then. They'll also justify it by doing some charitable donation or whatever to people affected
That’s what I think will happen, provided the track and paddock themselves aren’t damaged, and obviously that there isn’t a risk of further flooding that could injure people during the race weekend. I mean who knows, maybe they’ll prove me wrong but I just know how much money it would cost them to pull an entire race weekend and if they don’t get an insurance payout I don’t see it being that feasible in all honesty. I guess it depends a lot on how much worse it gets overnight and into tomorrow. Right now apparently personnel are just being moved away and told to stay out as a precaution rather than the paddock being wrecked or anything
I definitely wouldn't be surprised if they did go as far as to cancel friday but carry on saturday and sunday. However its supposed to be raining all weekend so id imagine the drivers would bring up the point of it being so dangerous for them to just have 1 practice on a full wet track. But then again when have F1 ever listened to what the drivers say
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Or it just becomes a Spa repeat
Also not sure if Imola is a track where it is required for the medical helicopter to be able to take off? I know thats been a reason in the past but think it only applies to tracks where the closest hospital is further away than a normal ambulance is able to get within the required time frame (can't quite remember the details, but saw it in a video on track requirements)
God, that gave me such a flashback to Suzuka and Jules. Literally just had chills down my spine. That would 100% be a reason to cancel if that’s the case but I’m not sure on which circuits it applies to. Imola does seem quite remote though
Definitely needs to be taken into consideration. If I remember correctly the rule was either implemented as a result of or at least taken a lot more seriously after what happened at Suzuka.
Yeah it was. Tbf even if it’s not a helicopter it still needs to be drivable on the roads for a normal ambulance and right now the whole region doesn’t look like it will be
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