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Re Kimi...from Autosport.comon Kimi in Nascar

But the race wasn't without its dramas. As anyone who heard Kimi's Abu Dhabi radio chat is aware, he knows what he's doing - even if that means failing to wear the correct protective gear...

"When he first came here I looked at his shoes and I told him, 'I don't think you'll be able to run those shoes over here' and he's like, 'Yeah, yeah, yeah that's what I always race with', so he didn't want to put the heat shields on. The floorboards get exceptionally hot in NASCAR vehicles, maybe 125-130 degrees.

"But he didn't want to put his booties on as we call them and we are a bit into the race and he comes on the radio and says, 'My feet are getting very hot! Never mind, I will put them out the window!'

"I thought that was the funniest thing I ever heard on the pitbox. And that was the only time he brought it up in the whole race."

I'm looking forward to seeing what is is like. Most of the drivers are ex f1. They still have gearboxes and make noise! Have u watched the video on Formula e website. Old mate who's f**ked ever hot bitch on the planet has bought a team, presumably to lure more bitches in with environmental talk

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