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After retiring from football, Cristiano feels he has nothing left. Before ending his own life, he makes a bucket list. Confessing his feelings for his longtime rival, Lionel Messi, is the last item on that list. But Leo recognizes something is amiss. He’s experienced this before, and is ready to plead for Cristiano’s life.
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The first thing Lewis thought when he saw the kid was, fuck, he’s fast. It didn’t matter though, because he was fighting Nico for the championship and Max was in Toro Rosso fighting for points, but then Lewis blinked and Nico was gone. Nico had won, waved a smug smile and a title in Lewis' face and dissapeared off the grid, leaving him with a teammate who was young, hungry, desperate, in their silver car wearing their white suit sporting their Mercedes logo as a last fuck you to Lewis. There, you lost, and you lost me too.
Or, Max goes to Mercedes for 2017
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i'm getting tired even for a phoenix (always rising from the ashes) by mscppy
Fandoms: Formula 1 RPF, Motorsport RPF
19 Dec 2025
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Max Verstappen had never lost a championship before, not once. There is a reason why he is considered the best driver in the grid, marking his name firmly down in history. So, when Norris snatches the title, Max doesn't quite know how he feels.
Oscar Piastri had never fought for a championship title before 2025. Never truly been in contention, and although he promises himself to be better with every season, when the Abu Dhabi race ends, it all changes. Suddenly, Oscar does not know if he can keep that promise anymore. When his teammate is crowned the newest World Champion, Oscar doesn't quite know how to cope.
While all the lights in Abu Dhabi are turned in Norris's direction, Max slips closer to Oscar. What does it mean to lose, and how could they ever recover from it?
Not alone, that's for sure.
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- Part 10 of my midnights
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Oscar lost Lando a championship and left McLaren. There was still a year in between.
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Lando has a secret. While others presented early in life, he has not. Everyone assumes he’s a beta. A dramatic beta. A fighting-for-the-championship beta. An insecure beta.
And that’s good, because Alphas are usually assholes and omegas just don’t make in in formula one. They just don’t.
But then he finishes another race, wins it in fact, and something is different. When he gets out of the car, he first thinks he might have accidentally peed himself. It happens.
He hasn’t. He has presented.
“Oscar, what are you doing?” He forces a stern tone in his voice, while all he wants to do is press into Oscar’s touch and sigh with relief.
“Sorry.” Oscar stays right where he is. “I had to check.”
“Check what?”
It’s then that Oscar takes a step back. He looks dazed, overwhelmed. “Lands. I think you’re in heat?”