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@jon.turningfortune.com July 13, 9:15 am

I am going to root for the Toyota hydrogen car in the 2027 Dakar so hard

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@jon.turningfortune.com July 13, 7:25 am

Does anyone who is writing lurid stories about this woman with her Instagram handle in them know what actually HAPPENED on this bus, or can you actually get thrown out of a grand prix for using the B-word?

planetf1.com Abusive incident sees Instagram star thrown out of British Grand Prix

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@jon.turningfortune.com July 13, 7:06 am

I’m sorry, Shane finished WHERE?

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@jon.turningfortune.com July 12, 8:36 pm

OMG what a resource

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#NASCAR Lighning Countdown Clock: countdownclock.nascar.com

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@jon.turningfortune.com July 12, 8:25 pm

NOOOOOOO

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@jon.turningfortune.com July 12, 8:20 pm

Wow, lotta stress on the 24 team!!

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