#Stephane Richelmi

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🇬🇧🇺🇸🇲🇨 Stephane Richelmi and Charles Leclerc during the 1st WSLA Award Ceremony, The Oscars of Sport with our Master of Ceremonies @lorenabaricalla Salle Empire, Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo

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Oi Cib, sua linda, tudo bem contigo?? Queria sua ajuda para achar face claims para a minha história que tô planejando, é uma história sobre máfia e queria alguém que tivesse porte de mafioso e um par romântico para esse mafioso, assim posso dizer. O mafioso seria da Itália, e o seu par romântico, seria do Canadá. Queria também alguns outros face claim que também tenham um ar de mafioso, para fazer parte da história.

Olá, anon <3 tudo bem sim e contigo? Claro, se precisar pode pedir mais <3

Mafioso:

Giulio Berruti (30-38)

Lorenzo Richelmy (26-32)

Matteo Martari (31-38)

Michele Morrone (25-32)

Riccardo Scamarcio (35-42)

Simone Susinna (25-29)

Par (f):

Merritt Patterson (24-32)

Sarah Grey (18-26)

Laysla de Oliveira (22-30)

Katie Findlay (23-32)

Emilija Baranac (20-28)

Devery Jacobs (21-29)

Par (m):

Alexander Calvert (24-32)

Keenan Tracey (23-31)

Stephan James (20-28)

Avan Jogia (22-30)

Dan Jeannotte (32-41)

François Arnaud (29-37)

Outros:

Daniel Di Tomasso (31-39)

Zane Holtz (27-35)

Alan Van Sprang (43-51)

Cillian Murphy (38-46)

D.J. Cotrona (36-42)

Idris Elba (42-50)

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As they say, a picture paints 1000 words.

Earlier today I saw a really cool concept shared on Twitter. Shea Serrano had a Getty photo of LeBron James’ clutch shot from Monday’s Cavaliers/Wizards NBA game. He then proceeded to break down the image and write exactly 1000 words about it (you can read his article here).

This is a hugely interesting concept, as not only do you get to analyse the image, but you have to really hone your writing skills to make the comment exactly 1000 words. So I thought I’d give it a go – mainly to challenge myself. For my piece, I’ve chosen a photo that makes me smile and should break down easily enough to write about.

Thanks to Spacesuit Media for letting me use this, you can find their website and more about them on my current clients page. Photo taken by Shiv Gohil at the 2016 Le Mans 24 Hours - June 2016. 

Now I’m no journalist or professional writer, nor are my Photoshop skills anything to write home about, so this will probably be a bit rubbish, but I’ll give it a go! Here we go. 1000 words starting now:

The Man Himself

If you’re into motorsport, (or even if you’re not) you’ve most likely heard the Senna name. Be it Ayrton or Bruno, the iconic surname is branded into every racefan’s brain.

This motorsport moment features the latter Senna, Bruno. In 2016, he secured himself a seat in the FIA World Endurance Championship, racing with RGR Sport by Morand. Being a full season entry in WEC automatically gave the Mexican outfit a grid spot at one of the endurance calendar’s best loved races – the 24 Heures du Mans. So you can understand why he’s smiling. The Le Mans race is essentially a weeklong celebration of all things endurance racing and here you can see Bruno enjoying the driver’s parade which goes through the town of Le Mans itself. Armed with a Sharpie and ‘hero cards’, a driver is ready for any autograph or photo opportunity that comes their way – even if they’re dressed as silly English K-nig-hts.

The 84th running of the race was Bruno’s first time competing in a prototype since driving an Oreca in 2009. And while the rest of the world was busy focusing on the tragic end to Toyota’s epic race, the RGR squad were putting in a top-ten finish. Senna, alongside Filipe Alburquerque and Ricardo Gonzalez finished 15th overall but that’s 10th in class. You might say ‘that’s not that impressive’ but remember that the 24 hours is a tricky beast to tame, and though Bruno had previously driven Le Mans on three separate occasions he only managed to finish once. That 10th place is looking better now eh? Especially when you consider the sheer talent in the LMP2 field. 23 cars, over 60 drivers and 10 former Le Mans winners. As it happens, Signatech Alpine team found the perfect combination of talent, determination and luck and crossed the line first in class. Congrats to Nicolas Lapierre, Gustavo Menezes and Stephane Richelmi.

Knights of the Realm

This isn’t something you see every day. A bunch of grown men dressed in silly costumes? You’d be forgiven for thinking this was a student night out somewhere. It is however, just another day in Le Mans build-up week. Where nutters from all over the world (I am happy to count myself as one of them) come together to make up a weird and wonderful crowd.

There’s varying levels of commitment in this bunch – I am thoroughly impressed by the guy at the back who’s gone and got a helmet and everything. In contrast, his mate on the left who seemingly thought that nobody would notice if he just used the hood from his jacket. Come on man, you won’t be finding the holy grail looking like that. Though he does seem to have a strange, grey growth coming out of his shoulder – I got confused trying to work out whose sword that was. Don’t you just love the mind tricks that photos can play?

Let’s talk about the guy on the left for a minute. He might be taking his role a little too seriously. Everyone else looks happy and like they’re having fun. That guy looks like he’s stumbled straight out of an action movie via a Monty Python prop cupboard. It’s a very Vinnie Jones face. Does Vinnie like endurance racing? Has he ever been to Le Mans? Would someone go ask him please?

The Clearly Happy French(?) Man

When I say the words ‘Typical French Man’, what images spring to mind? If you said beret, striped shirt, red scarf and oodles of onions, clearly you’re not alone in your thinking. Whoever this man is, I applaud him for sticking to his French stereotype – it’s good for some amusement for the rest of us. The only thing he’s missing is a cigarette and maybe a twiddly moustache, but 10 out of 10 for effort.

The Manor flag sported by his largely obscured friend is a nice touch too. Well done to you if you spot him – I pretty much missed the guy completely. FYI it was a couple of onions that gave him away!

One Man Rebellion

Maybe he’s a Senna fan? Perhaps he missed the memo from his friends about being Knights? Or maybe he just wanted to get involved in the moment.

You can almost hear the noise he’s making just from his facial expression – that ‘wheeeyyyy’ sort of noise that has become synonymous with lads everywhere. This guy supports Rebellion and he’s going to do it in the manliest way he knows how. Go on my son.

‘I don’t know what’s going on but it looks hilarious’

I imagine myself having this face a lot.

That look when you see something utterly daft and you can’t help but smile (a smile mixed with a little bit of wtf, but a smile nonetheless.) And who wouldn’t chuckle at the scene occurring on this man’s right? A bunch of men dressed as knights posing with an incredibly smiley man in a onesie? It’s certainly enough to make me giggle.

Let’s take a step back…

For me, this image captures some of the many things about Le Mans that I love. The willingness of the stars to grant their fans wishes. The range of people brought together by a common passion. And just how silly it can all get. Nobody takes themselves too seriously – in the paddock or out of it.

If you’ve not made the journey to Le Mans (that’s also a good film by the way), do it. Seriously. Not only will you be treated to some spectacular racing, but you’ll become part of one of the best families out there. For the whole week, the area becomes a hub of happy, like-minded people – it’s like one big party. A party where you can meet your heroes and get up close to some of the most impressive machines in the racing world. Yeah, it’s pretty damn special.

Get yourself out there, and you’ll probably find yourself wearing a smile as big as Bruno’s.

Phew, that was tougher than I thought!

Thanks again to Spacesuit Media and Shiv for letting me use the image, to MotorsTV for sharing the LeBron James photo post and thanks to Shea Serrano for the original inspiration and format for this post! 

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Points-leading LMP2 squad faces “tricky situation” at Le Mans

Points-leading LMP2 squad faces “tricky situation” at Le Mans

Lapierre and his teammates Pierre Thiriet and Andre Negrao hold a slender four-point advantage over Jackie Chan DC Racing trio Ho-Pin Tung, Stephane Richelmi and Gabriel Aubry with 39 points up for grabs in the 2018/19 season finale.

DragonSpeed pair Roberto Gonzalez and Pastor Maldonado also have an outside shot at title glory, with 26 points to make up on the Signatech Alpine drivers.

Lapierr…

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A1 Grand Prix Nations REINCARNATION

1) SOUTH AFRICA

Raoul Hyman Callan O'Keeffe

2) CHINA

Ye Yifei Ma Qinghua

3) BRAZIL

Pietro Fittipaldi Sergio Sette Camara

4) CANADA

Nicholas Latifi

5) MEXICO

Alfonso Celis Jr. Esteban Gutierrez

6) USA

Ryan Tveter Conor Daly

7) INDIA

Arjun Maini Narain Karthikeyan

8) INDONESIA

Sean Gelael Rio Haryanto

9) JAPAN

Nobuharu Matsushita

10) SOUTH KOREA

Jack Aitken

11) MALAYSIA

Alex Yoong Alister Yoong

12) HONG KONG

Adderly Fong Shaun Thong/Wei Fung

13) PORTUGAL

Antonio Felix da Costa

14) DENMARK

Dennis Lind Christian Lundgaard

15) HUNGARY

Vivien Keszthelyi

16) CROATIA

Martin Kodric

17) COLOMBIA

Tatiana Calderon Juan Pablo Montoya

18) AUSTRIA

Ferdinand Habsburg Christian Klien

19) CZECH REPUBLIC

Tomas Enge Josef Kral

20) FRANCE

Antoine Hubert Sacha Fenestraz

21) NEW ZEALAND

Earl Bamber Brendon Hartley

22) AUSTRALIA

John Martin James Davison

23) GERMANY

Marvin Kirchhofer Christian Vietoris

24) GREAT BRITAIN

Jolyon Palmer Will Stevens

25) IRELAND

Adam Carroll

26) ITALY

Raffaele Marciello Luca Ghiotto

27) MONACO

Stefano Coletti Stephane Richelmi

28) NORWAY

Dennis Hauger

29) SWITZERLAND

Neel Jani Edoardo Mortara

30) NETHERLANDS

Richard Verschoor

31) ARGENTINA

Esteban Guerrieri Jose Maria Lopez

32) RUSSIA

Artem Markelov Sergey Sirotkin

ESTONIA SWEDEN SPAIN POLAND ROMANIA MOROCCO BELGIUM THAILAND SCOTLAND WALES VENEZUELA FINLAND

TWO DIVISIONS OF 20 TEAMS (CARS)

2019-20 Calendar (F1 support race unless noted otherwise*)

R1) SIN (Marina Bay)- SEP

R2a) ITA (Monza/Formula Regional European Championship )- OCT (Division 1 only)

R2b) FRA (Paul Ricard/French GT4)- OCT (Division 2 only)

R3) USA (COTA)- NOV

R4) BRA (Sao Paulo)- NOV

R5) JAP (Fuji/Asian Le Mans Series)- DEC

R6) THA (Chang/Asian Le Mans Series)- JAN

R7) NZ (Taupo/Toyota Racing Series)- FEB

R8) MAL (Sepang/Asian Le Mans Series)- FEB

R9) RSA (Kyalami/GTC)- MARCH

R10) CHN (Shanghai)- APRIL

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Bruno’s cut the gap to Richelmi down to about 10secs

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MOTORSPORTS COLORS - Stephane Richelmi / White (requested by xxi-vii)

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🇬🇧🇺🇸🇲🇨 Connie Henry, WSLA Best Sports Values for Community Support for Track Academy at the 4th WSLA Ceremony, The Oscars of Sport with Stéphane Richelmi hosted by @lorenabaricalla . Salle D'Or, Fairmont Monte Carlo.- MonacoWSLA Team -

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Ricardo’s been taken by Stephane Richelmi. Now down in 6th

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Stephane Richelmi at Nogaro (2015) as requested by xxi-vii

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🇩🇪🇲🇨 Stéphane Richelmi mit Loane Rousseau am 3. WSLA Party, Der Oscar des Sport. Sun Lounge, Sun Casino 📸 von Saverio Chiappalone

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