- 03 Νοέμ 2026, 17:39 #908730 Η εναλλακτικη Νικο μου θα ηττο να ιδρυσω μια ΜΚΟ Μια ευχη για την Φερραρι ορ σαμθι, αλλα η φουκαριαρα η μανα μου δεν με εκανε λαμογιο.

Μαγκωθηκες , καταλαβαινω.

Θα είμαι πάντα με τους ξυπόλυτους , γιατί αυτοί έχουν το δίκιο με το μέρος τους.

- 03 Νοέμ 2026, 19:34 #908735

Η εναλλακτικη Νικο μου θα ηττο να ιδρυσω μια ΜΚΟ Μια ευχη για την Φερραρι ορ σαμθι, αλλα η φουκαριαρα η μανα μου δεν με εκανε λαμογιο.

Μαγκωθηκες , καταλαβαινω.

ΚΟΛΩΝΕΙΣ


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- 03 Νοέμ 2026, 23:00 #908740 Στο inbox μου σήμερα...

Tό τοι νομισθὲν τῆς ἀληθείας κρατεῖ.

- 04 Νοέμ 2026, 00:23 #908743 Camara θα τρέξει με τη haas στη Βραζιλία. Επίσημα Οκον έξω.

https://x.com/croftyf1/status/211772701 ... -C1PM&s=46

Άγνωστο ακόμα τι θα γίνει στους υπόλοιπους.


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- 10 Νοέμ 2026, 14:41 #908938 No changes to homologations allowed by the FIA as part of its power unit analysis and ADUO system

- Means this year ends with Red Bull PT the benchmark

- Mercedes gets 1 additional homologation in 2026 and 2027

- Ferrari, Audi and Honda get 2 additional in 2026 and 2027 #F1

https://x.com/chrismedlandf1/status/212 ... WJ_84&s=61


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- 10 Νοέμ 2026, 18:06 #908940 https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/f1-2 ... /10873637/

The Qatar and Abu Dhabi grands prix which will conclude Formula 1’s 2026 season are set to proceed as planned, provided there is no dramatic escalation of the Iran war.

The Middle Eastern conflict, which started in late February as the United States and Israel launched strikes on Iran, has destabilised the region. The calendars of many motorsport championships have been impacted – not least F1’s, whose Saudi Arabian race was cancelled while Bahrain’s round was postponed and hosted in Malaysia.

F1 has been monitoring the situation closely, with a Imola as an alternative season finale on the first weekend of December if Qatar and Abu Dhabi were unable to host their respective events.

Lusail did run its MotoGP round without major issues last weekend, though both Yamaha teams withdrew from the competition due to the geopolitical situation.

10 November was F1’s deadline to provide Imola with a final answer as to whether the Italian track would have to prepare for a grand prix in the next three weeks; it will not.