You hang out with Charles much? X(I was Irelands most wanted criminal at the time)
You hang out with Charles much? X(I was Irelands most wanted criminal at the time)
So he’s the cool dude by default the rich weirdos has me deadThe article is gold
I also like the "take enough blind corners at 190 miles per hour in a jet-powered bathtub on wheels and you might want luck on your side". That's a funny way to describe f1The article is gold
Someone sent me this earlier today and I legit lost itKee kee kee
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Yeah 🫠🫠🫠🫠 that picture is doing things to me
Yikes... what a nightmareDaniel's interview for GQ
Daniel Ricciardo Is America’s First Formula 1 Superstar
After the Australian 'Drive to Survive' star fell out of love with F1, he came back stronger—and more popular—than ever.www.gq.com
Really is, especially added to the F1 videographers and Netflix, but what I’m also gathering from this is that each individual McLaren videographer has a lesser workload now, since we’re not getting massively more content than before but more people are working on it, and that’s very much appreciated - they’re only human as well after all.Yikes... what a nightmare
"Last year, McLaren had two videographers,” Ricciardo says. “Now they have four, and nearly every race there’s someone new to the content team. It’s a lot.” Privacy has always been in short supply on race weekends, but now it’s practically nonexistent, Ricciardo says: “What I’ve noticed now is unless you’re sitting in your room with your door closed, someone’s filming you. You just don’t get space anymore.”"
That’s really tough that would drive me crazy having to be ‘on’. One not great fan interaction and you’re labelled an assholeYikes... what a nightmare
"Last year, McLaren had two videographers,” Ricciardo says. “Now they have four, and nearly every race there’s someone new to the content team. It’s a lot.” Privacy has always been in short supply on race weekends, but now it’s practically nonexistent, Ricciardo says: “What I’ve noticed now is unless you’re sitting in your room with your door closed, someone’s filming you. You just don’t get space anymore.”"
That makes me sad though the pressure and expected to “do more” for content but I bet they are on the same pay grade and it can’t be good on their mental healthYikes... what a nightmare
"Last year, McLaren had two videographers,” Ricciardo says. “Now they have four, and nearly every race there’s someone new to the content team. It’s a lot.” Privacy has always been in short supply on race weekends, but now it’s practically nonexistent, Ricciardo says: “What I’ve noticed now is unless you’re sitting in your room with your door closed, someone’s filming you. You just don’t get space anymore.”"
That’s regardless of the content though, that’s also how it was before F1 suddenly exploded with fans spreading these interactions just by telling people and things reaching the written media. Every celebrity is scrutinized for everything they do and that’s so sad, but I think that’s why people like Daniel, because he’s genuine and he’s not afraid to show anger or sadness after races, he just is.That’s really tough that would drive me crazy having to be ‘on’. One not great fan interaction and you’re labelled an asshole
not saying the McLaren videographers would release the videos that show the drivers in a poor light but everyone has a camera phone now
100% although I think it really depends on the content. Like RedBull does the most extreme stuff, I bet that’s quite time consuming and frustrating but can also be fun. McLaren is rather harmless, unboxed cameras must be annoying at times (thinking Lando after Sochi here) but generally probably nothing compared to Netflix.That makes me sad though the pressure and expected to “do more” for content but I bet they are on the same pay grade and it can’t be good on their mental health
Ya very true I just know I’m not built for that celeb lifeThat’s regardless of the content though, that’s also how it was before F1 suddenly exploded with fans spreading these interactions just by telling people and things reaching the written media. Every celebrity is scrutinized for everything they do and that’s so sad, but I think that’s why people like Daniel, because he’s genuine and he’s not afraid to show anger or sadness after races, he just is.
Its strange because i always think lando has got to be so close to snapping with all the camera on time he has. but i think he absolutely loves and accepts the world of no real privacy. Daniel as others have mentioned seems to embrace and need his off time and fun outside of F1 and the camera. Lando on the other hand just seems to have accepted all of it and all that goes along with it. not a difference i would have seen initially but the way daniel is on social media and with heidi definitely highlights what they are saying hereYikes... what a nightmare
"Last year, McLaren had two videographers,” Ricciardo says. “Now they have four, and nearly every race there’s someone new to the content team. It’s a lot.” Privacy has always been in short supply on race weekends, but now it’s practically nonexistent, Ricciardo says: “What I’ve noticed now is unless you’re sitting in your room with your door closed, someone’s filming you. You just don’t get space anymore.”"
This just reminds me of that Andy Murray one where he is asking for money for a new tennis racketKee kee kee
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I wonder too does Daniel feel how different it has become since he started in 2014 (?)Its strange because i always think lando has got to be so close to snapping with all the camera on time he has. but i think he absolutely loves and accepts the world of no real privacy. Daniel as others have mentioned seems to embrace and need his off time and fun outside of F1 and the camera. Lando on the other hand just seems to have accepted all of it and all that goes along with it. not a difference i would have seen initially but the way daniel is on social media and with heidi definitely highlights what they are saying here
i also noticed the bird shat on the window in the actual video albono posted... just in case someone would like even more details
well then they seem to be quite lost because wherever they are, this does not resemble a golf course
Thank you for sharing this article!Daniel's interview for GQ
Daniel Ricciardo Is America’s First Formula 1 Superstar
After the Australian 'Drive to Survive' star fell out of love with F1, he came back stronger—and more popular—than ever.www.gq.com
I fell for that oneThis just reminds me of that Andy Murray one where he is asking for money for a new tennis racket