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Team Standings in F1 1. Mercedes 2. Ferrari 3. Red Bull 4. McLaren 5. Liam Lawson.
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In the seven Mฤori seats, TPMโs party vote was down from 58,237 (2023) to 10,153.
Meanwhile, the Greensโ party vote in the Mฤori electorates has gone from 17,988 to 68,267.
Tell me who benefited from vote splitting again? Who rorted the system?
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The LEFT lead the charge on vote splitting The Maori Party openly called for party votes to go to Labour and Greens and neither rejected it either!! How dumb tho were the greens and Labour contesting and winning 2 Maori seatsโฆit may have just cost the left the election..!?
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Egypt also borders Gaza.
Egypt also blockades Gaza.
Egypt also built a wall and flooded the tunnels.
How many anti-Egypt protests have you seen?
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The media is SHOCKED. SHOCKED I tell you
that @_chloeswarbrick and the left are hypocritical in their claims that the right rigged the elections.
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Newly crowned World Endurance Champion for the fifth time, btw. One of the best to ever get behind the wheel; he has a way of extracting metronomic consistency and pace over a stint, no matter how worn his tires or how tightly his car's holding onto life. A brilliant driver.
Born #OnThisDay 10 November 1989 in Palmerston North, New Zealand, Brendon Hartley entered Formula One after a successful career in endurance racing and as a test driver for Red Bull. Hartley was called up by Toro Rosso in 2017 after Daniil Kvyatโs departure, marking his F1 debut in the 2017 United States Grand Prix. Over two seasons, Hartley competed in 25 GrandPrix but only scored 4 points, leading to his release by Toro Rosso at the end of 2018. After leaving F1, he returned to endurance racing, where he had previously achieved significant success, including winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the FIA World Endurance Championship.
#f1 #formula1
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The split the vote campaign gained an estimated 2 seats for the right and 2 for the left.
Bishop and Hipkins would both do well to remember it was TPM who moved first.
The right, as with any good host immune system, countered that move, and nullified it.
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๐ Liam Lawson is the first driver from Red Bull's junior team to complete multiple laps in the top 2 since Yuki Tsunoda at the 2023 Abu Dhabi GP.
Lawson spent the first 5 laps of Sunday's race running in P2 after making a move on Lando Norris at the start.
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BTW just so we dont forget. Thats 5 F1.5 wins IN A ROW for lawson.
Nothing else, thats the tweet
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I will continue voting Liam for DOTD for the next grand prixs. I don't care anymore ๐๐๐
The difference between the top and midfield cars are just insane. I'm hoping that next year would be better so we can actually see some challenges across the grid
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๐จ Liam Lawson is reportedly closing in on a Racing Bulls contract for 2027
An official announcement is expected before Las Vegas.
[@wearetherace]
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If they screw over Liam Lawson I'll never buy a Red Bull again. I already don't buy them, but I'll extra not buy one now.
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This is the guy whose team had to confiscate his social media because the hate was so bad.
Hate which paddock insiders noticed affected his demeanour on top of his RBR seat dramas too.
I'm so glad he's finally getting his flowers.
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๐ฃ๏ธ Laurent Mekies on Liam Lawsonโs contract situation:
โItโs a Racing Bulls decision. They have all the data, they are very experienced. Alan [Permane] is a great guy. He understands racing better than most.
And, you know, itโs probably fair that these guys are taking their time, because from a Red Bull perspective, there is no reason to rush."
