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Cambridge bar owner fights proposed 30-minute drink rule and other restrictions: "It's kind of wild"
cbsnews.comu/TheManFromFairwinds — 12 days ago
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As Harvard Square Becomes a Public Drinking Zone, Bars Move Quickly | News | The Harvard Crimson
thecrimson.comu/TheManFromFairwinds — 12 days ago
▲ 67 r/AlpineF1Team
Pierre Gasly: "Pierre Gasly: "Honestly I'm just heartbroken [...] On both occasions, I've put the pit limiter way before the line and we're all working so hard for this moment." "
Pierre Gasly speaking to Sky Sports F1 after the race - [Full Quotes]:
Natalie Pinkham: Obviosuly podium on the road where you probably feel you deserve to be right now, up there tasting the champagne, just talk me through the penalties that clearly a lot of people are scratching their heads over.
Pierre Gasly: Right now, honestly I'm just heartbroken. I don't have the words, I have too much emotions to process and I just can't get my head around what happened. It just doesn't sound fair. Triple checking with the team to set the right speed in the car. On both occasions, I've put the pit limiter way before the line and we're all working so hard for this moment.
In 10 years I do this, 10 years I try to grab opportunities, five podiums which is nothing in my career and we pass the road in third position in front of all the French people and it gets taken away from us. Right now, I just don't know what to say.
Natalie Pinkham Sky Sports F1: Given the amount of drivers who are saying the same thing as you, surely something can be said.
Gasly: I hope they can have a look into it and just make the right decisions. As I said, from our side, I know I haven't done anything wrong and I'm 200% sure I was before the line. The team set the right speed from what they said and hopefully they can investigate it but it won't give me that moment away. I've just been watching the podium and I definitely feel that I should have been up there.
Natalie Pinkham Sky Sports F1: So you think the team will appeal?
Gasly: I don't know. Honestly, I have no idea. I think they will obviously fight it. It's nine points that we're losing a podium. Honestly, I have no idea. #MonacoGP #AlpineF1 #F1
u/TheManFromFairwinds — 29 days ago
▲ 232 r/formula1
Mercedes, Red Bull, Haas, Racing Bulls & Audi bring 'mini-flap' to Monaco, first introduced by Alpine in Japan
Credit: Motorsport IT and Alpine Club.
u/TheManFromFairwinds — 1 month ago
▲ 48 r/formula1
Why a wet Canadian GP could be "the perfect storm" for F1
motorsport.comu/TheManFromFairwinds — 1 month ago
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Massachusetts finally banned broker fees. Why are renters still stuck paying them? - The Boston Globe
bostonglobe.comu/TheManFromFairwinds — 2 months ago
▲ 116 r/formula1
BWT Alpine Formula One Team bolsters technical leadership team with Jason Somerville appointment
alpinef1.comu/TheManFromFairwinds — 2 months ago
▲ 35 r/boston
Why are people in Mass. being sent to prison for murders they didn’t commit? - The Boston Globe
bostonglobe.comu/TheManFromFairwinds — 2 months ago
▲ 375 r/cars
Some snippets:
>With the global aluminum price at about $3,500 a metric ton, the tariff and delivery-related charges raise the U.S. price to $6,100, compared with $3,220 paid a year ago, according to S&P Global Energy.
>The pain is especially acute at Ford. The Dearborn, Mich.-based automaker switched the F-150—America’s bestselling vehicle—to an aluminum exterior body from steel in 2014.
>Ford executives said on an earnings call this past week that the company has doubled its expected commodity costs from $1 billion this year to $2 billion, largely because of rising aluminum costs.
>Ford sold about 160,000 F-Series trucks in the first quarter of this year, down from 190,000 the same period last year, according to Motor Intelligence.
u/TheManFromFairwinds — 2 months ago
▲ 4.4k r/Economics
u/TheManFromFairwinds — 2 months ago