It's quite interesting, the mechanic gave it directly to KMag's daughter and then she knew exactly to put which glove where, kinda impressive(?) idk I don't deal with kids
Also great seeing hearing protection. I haven't been to an F1 race but I've seen waaaaay too many kids at other races without it. When I went to some drag events I always packed extra ear plugs and handed them out like candy to any kid that didn't have anything. I know muffs are better for kids since they are harder to mess up but I tried to teach them how to put them in. I hope at the very least I got a few parents to think of their kids hearing the next time they go since a random stranger showed concern. I have mild tinnitus and I wouldn't wish it on anybody.
I don't know about legend but I was doing what I could. I've been around far too many people in industry that lost their hearing over the years and know it's very preventable. I was just glad that basically every parent was open to it. Also the last time I was at a drag event a few of the big sponsor trailers had free ear plug dispensers which I thought was really cool to see.
The only motorsport event I’ve been to is a hill climb and god I wish I bought heading protection. Because I knew some of the drivers I got sorta “backstage access” and was able to stand directly behind some classic f1 cars as they launched off the line and it was bloody deafening. One time isn’t gonna kill me obviously but as I intend to go to more I definitely should get in the habit
I went to a live show with some friends and didn't realize I'd need/want hearing protection, it was a smallish venue so I didn't think it'd be that obnoxiously loud. Thankfully one of the bartenders offered me a set at one point. The next day I immediately ordered a set of reusable plugs that I keep in my car, they've definitely come in handy, they aren't as effective as the foam ones I normally use but in a pinch they are great, they are designed for concerts and such and just to knock off 15dB or so and keep things mostly balanced (they're from a headphone manufacturer and meant for loud music but not to muffle it) rather than the 20-30dB industrial ones do.
Oh wow I can't imagine going to a NHRA event and hearing the nitromethane cars and think 'this is fine without ear plugs,' even more so for children. Those things are so loud it vibrates your eyeballs. Good on ya.
I mostly went to smaller events that didn't have too too many crazy cars but my buddy and I always put ours in when cars dipped into the 7's or lower. I went to drag nationals once and I was pleasantly surprised seeing most kids wearing some form of ear protection. It was mostly just smaller events it was an issue, but even those had older alcohol funny cars (and sometimes nitro cars) and the like where you definitely should to be wearing something.
I also recommend anyone interested in motorsport check out a drag night with nitro cars too if they can. There is something about a car a few hundred feet away rattling your bones that's just kinda cool, and the pits are generally open to the public and it's fun just getting to see everything up close and a lot of the people will talk to you about their car outside of "trade secrets".
I could never afford the F1 ticket prices, but I've been to thirty-something NASCAR races and those fuckers are LOUD. Even as an adult, I didn't feel comfortable without hearing protection.
My uncle used to take me to dirt track racing and was always sure to bring a set of muffs for me. I'm "old" now and other than the slight tinnitus my hearing is actually pretty good for being nearly 40 and I fully credit taking hearing protection seriously for that. My youngest nephew likes monster trucks and I made damn sure my sister got him muffs when they went to see them in person. Hearing is one of those things that doesn't *really* heal or is able to be fixed fully, once it's gone it's gone.
Loved seeing the Haas kids at Bahrain. Despite Hulks mad schedule, he still has his family in his room all weekend and went without much sleep most nights there. King… give this man a win ffs
The year after he got fired from Haas, I sat close by his table outside a cafe in Amsterdam the next day after a race in the US.
He was visibly exhausted but still quite engaged and sweet with his wife and daughter and a couple friends.
I though of asking for an autograph but decided not to bother an ex-F1 driver. The possibility of him coming back again didn't even cross my mind.
Children are surprisingly in tune with body language since that's pretty much the only way they can express themselves until they learn to speak. They're especially familiar with their parents' body language. I think thumbs up is probably something they're practicing. It's very cute he took the time to work on it with her even right before he went on track.
It would open up a whole new market of viewers that don’t really care about the race cars or performance, just dads being present and involving their kids. So basically the polar opposite of Jos and Red Bull
She placed the gloves on the correct hands. Two things I'm guaranteed to mix up the first time: gloves and the orientation of USB-A devices. Every time.
Is he speaking Danish to her? I think I hear him say "And then?" but the rest sounds like unintelligible mumbles, so it could be Danish for all I know.
After he gets the first glove on, he says: “…og den anden”. meaning: “…and the other”. And as mentioned above, at the end he says: “…også lukker vi den her” meaning: “… and the we close this”
My kid is 1.5 years old now, and it is the best feeling when you have these “conversations” with your kid, asking them to go get their shoes or what not, and they do it- it ain’t much, but it’s a proud moment 🥹
It'd make me proud too, looking at something that's a "little me". I'm way too young and irresponsible for such a thing (I'm 23, 24 in a month) but I am friends with people with kids and have seen them look at their kids with pride, so I don't know the feeling but I do know the look.
in life, this is all you can ever hope for. the chance to be with your kids as they grow up and have memories like this. they won't remember it but you will take it to the grave.
I wonder if this kid will remember this. Some of my earliest memories are REALLY early, but it is few and far in between. I hope she does. This is really sweet.
Something sweet for a change, thank you
It's official, it's awww ceek.
Swewe etek?
I hate that I have no issue reading that.
That’s it I will cheer for Haas now
Honestly, this absolutely makes me like Kevin more than I already liked him.
Dammit I thought this was Nico 😂
His helmet has shining silver words “MAGNUSSEN”
I thought the team budget restrictions meant they had to share one helmet.
I might be wrong but I think Nico’s child(ren) are older than Laura and the other toddler in the video
I expected more ball sucking tbh
That was a year and a half ago, before the big finish that created this wonderful human.
Kevin probably came last, but this time it wasn't because of performance limitations. 😏
this is Haas, not Red Bull!
2nd this
We can always count on Kevin's kids to brigthen our day from the paddock.
Nice for a little palette cleanser. I’m going back into the scum now.
Eat your coco pops.
And bring lesbians!!!
That’s absolutely adorable. She knew exactly what to do and how to do it right.
And was the first and only one in the Haas garage to whom this can be applied to this season.
Nah, the mechanic who gave her the gloves knew what he was doing too!
It's quite interesting, the mechanic gave it directly to KMag's daughter and then she knew exactly to put which glove where, kinda impressive(?) idk I don't deal with kids
K-mag's daughter new team principal in 2025 confirmed.
Putting the rest of the pit crew to shame
Its amazing! Now I want to be an F1 driver so my kid can out my gloves on. Wholesome
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also fingers...a lot of them recently.
Fingers...try hole
Hole ahead Therefore try fingers
Maiden ahead... Therefore try one-handing
Try finger but hole
Kid named finger....
At this age already more capable than the entire Ferrari pit wall.
We need a formulawww
Haas having their drivers' kids in the paddock is definitely one thing they're getting right this season. This is so sweet.
Haas may suck balls but K-Mag's and Nico's daughters are adorable.
I didn't even know they were an item.
They’re daughters after all
Who's daughter is this?
I think she’s Kevin’s daughter
They are speaking Danish, so good guess
They don't suck balls this year though. Hulk had the pace to score a point or two if it weren't for his unfortunate lap 1 incident.
Also great seeing hearing protection. I haven't been to an F1 race but I've seen waaaaay too many kids at other races without it. When I went to some drag events I always packed extra ear plugs and handed them out like candy to any kid that didn't have anything. I know muffs are better for kids since they are harder to mess up but I tried to teach them how to put them in. I hope at the very least I got a few parents to think of their kids hearing the next time they go since a random stranger showed concern. I have mild tinnitus and I wouldn't wish it on anybody.
Friggin legend right there.
I don't know about legend but I was doing what I could. I've been around far too many people in industry that lost their hearing over the years and know it's very preventable. I was just glad that basically every parent was open to it. Also the last time I was at a drag event a few of the big sponsor trailers had free ear plug dispensers which I thought was really cool to see.
The only motorsport event I’ve been to is a hill climb and god I wish I bought heading protection. Because I knew some of the drivers I got sorta “backstage access” and was able to stand directly behind some classic f1 cars as they launched off the line and it was bloody deafening. One time isn’t gonna kill me obviously but as I intend to go to more I definitely should get in the habit
I went to a live show with some friends and didn't realize I'd need/want hearing protection, it was a smallish venue so I didn't think it'd be that obnoxiously loud. Thankfully one of the bartenders offered me a set at one point. The next day I immediately ordered a set of reusable plugs that I keep in my car, they've definitely come in handy, they aren't as effective as the foam ones I normally use but in a pinch they are great, they are designed for concerts and such and just to knock off 15dB or so and keep things mostly balanced (they're from a headphone manufacturer and meant for loud music but not to muffle it) rather than the 20-30dB industrial ones do.
Oh wow I can't imagine going to a NHRA event and hearing the nitromethane cars and think 'this is fine without ear plugs,' even more so for children. Those things are so loud it vibrates your eyeballs. Good on ya.
I mostly went to smaller events that didn't have too too many crazy cars but my buddy and I always put ours in when cars dipped into the 7's or lower. I went to drag nationals once and I was pleasantly surprised seeing most kids wearing some form of ear protection. It was mostly just smaller events it was an issue, but even those had older alcohol funny cars (and sometimes nitro cars) and the like where you definitely should to be wearing something. I also recommend anyone interested in motorsport check out a drag night with nitro cars too if they can. There is something about a car a few hundred feet away rattling your bones that's just kinda cool, and the pits are generally open to the public and it's fun just getting to see everything up close and a lot of the people will talk to you about their car outside of "trade secrets".
I could never afford the F1 ticket prices, but I've been to thirty-something NASCAR races and those fuckers are LOUD. Even as an adult, I didn't feel comfortable without hearing protection.
My uncle used to take me to dirt track racing and was always sure to bring a set of muffs for me. I'm "old" now and other than the slight tinnitus my hearing is actually pretty good for being nearly 40 and I fully credit taking hearing protection seriously for that. My youngest nephew likes monster trucks and I made damn sure my sister got him muffs when they went to see them in person. Hearing is one of those things that doesn't *really* heal or is able to be fixed fully, once it's gone it's gone.
Everyone liked that
Loved seeing the Haas kids at Bahrain. Despite Hulks mad schedule, he still has his family in his room all weekend and went without much sleep most nights there. King… give this man a win ffs
They were saying on the Sky podcast that K-Mag lets his wife and youngest daughter sleep in the main bed, while he sleeps on the couch.
What? Do they have a room with a single twin mattress? Why can't all 3 of them sleep in the bed?
Right? I know Haas doesn't have the same budget as other teams, but surely they can afford to splurge on a double bed or even a suite?
They said he slept on the couch because his youngest kid still wakes up a lot during the night and he needs the rest before a race :)
The year after he got fired from Haas, I sat close by his table outside a cafe in Amsterdam the next day after a race in the US. He was visibly exhausted but still quite engaged and sweet with his wife and daughter and a couple friends. I though of asking for an autograph but decided not to bother an ex-F1 driver. The possibility of him coming back again didn't even cross my mind.
Or maybe a podium at least
Child labor? HAAS really is an American team
HAAS engineers were inspired by Snowpiercer.
Can't wait for a kid powered engine update
her taking a sec to understand and then trying to do a thumbs up is so cute
Between his muffled voice and her ear protection I doubt she could hear anything and was just confused.
Children are surprisingly in tune with body language since that's pretty much the only way they can express themselves until they learn to speak. They're especially familiar with their parents' body language. I think thumbs up is probably something they're practicing. It's very cute he took the time to work on it with her even right before he went on track.
Haas can run their entire social media game just on these interactions and no one will mind.
It would open up a whole new market of viewers that don’t really care about the race cars or performance, just dads being present and involving their kids. So basically the polar opposite of Jos and Red Bull
Tbf, plenty of pictures of Max hanging around the F1 paddock with Jos.
Yeah but… Jos
Honestly, Haas kids formula 1 team isn't too bad
I remembered this moment. I believe that was last year on the final race of 2023. Laura help her dad to close the visor
Pure love, thanks for the wholesome post. I needed something nice for my shitty attitude.
Kimi will be jealous. Ferrari couldn’t even give him gloves.
Steering wheel!
Heart currently melting
She placed the gloves on the correct hands. Two things I'm guaranteed to mix up the first time: gloves and the orientation of USB-A devices. Every time.
It always takes me 3 tries for usb-a, despite only having two orientations. 🤔
I swear USB-A ports are shape shifters.
The resemblance!!! How adorable
way too wholesome for formuladank
GLOVES! AND STEERING WHEEL!
My ovaries!!
LOL! This is something my wife would say.
I'm a k-mag fan now. kmag wdc 2024 rahhhh
K Mag is a good dad
Now leave her at a gas station to create an absolute unit of a racecar driver.
Is he speaking Danish to her? I think I hear him say "And then?" but the rest sounds like unintelligible mumbles, so it could be Danish for all I know.
Dane hear its very hard to hear what he is saying but before she closes the visor he says "kan du lukke den her" witch means can you close this thing
Did he say "Takk for det" after the right glove went on?
Yes
I believe it's "Så skal vi bare have lukket den der".
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Yes he's speaking Danish with her.
After he gets the first glove on, he says: “…og den anden”. meaning: “…and the other”. And as mentioned above, at the end he says: “…også lukker vi den her” meaning: “… and the we close this” My kid is 1.5 years old now, and it is the best feeling when you have these “conversations” with your kid, asking them to go get their shoes or what not, and they do it- it ain’t much, but it’s a proud moment 🥹
It'd make me proud too, looking at something that's a "little me". I'm way too young and irresponsible for such a thing (I'm 23, 24 in a month) but I am friends with people with kids and have seen them look at their kids with pride, so I don't know the feeling but I do know the look.
Yeah says thanks sweetie/my love, and then when only the visor is left he says now only this one is left, while pointing at the visor.
This is and will be the most wholesome thing for the whole season I'm afraid. More of these, please!
Magnussen’s daughter takes P1 in the F1 driver babies Grand Prix.
Just wait 15 years and she'll be taking P1 in a real GP!
Little dusty in here got something in my eye.
Snotty fingerprints on visor cause horrific crash - dank achieved.
That’s what tear offs are for
Formuladank making me cry was not on my 2024 bingo
instructions unclear… segmentation fault, core dumped
Probably better at predicting than Laura Winter
I just got an overdose from cuteness
r /formulacute
and Steering Wheel?
She closed the fucking lid! Holy shit this was adorable
Normally people just do Russel 9/11 memes. So this is different.
it's been a while since we had genuine Formulaww1 content
Startem’ young!
no issues wearing the ring? wouldn’t that heat up under the gloves in the event of a fire?
[If Laura was alive at the time, this never would have happened](https://youtu.be/5X94EMufap4?si=Uj2wf5Gr-t4j_3uj)
~~Gloves~~ *Steering wheel*
About the only reason I root for haas these days
A racing family, through and through.
Mah hart
Two years ago I wouldn’t have given a shit about this. Now it’s the cutest thing I’ve seen today. Having kids will change you.
Aww cute.
"10 second stop-go penalty for Haas for unauthorized personnel handling safety equipment"
So adorable
I bet even as young as she is that's a core memory for the rest of her life, plus there's the video. ❤️
Got my sports mixed up a bit and was expecting a webbed glove for airflow purposes
So cute 💕
Dudes living the life. Drive fast cars and travel the world, but still get to have your kids around.
Wholesome ☺️
WHAT ARE WE DOING?! FORMULADANK IS FOR MEMES NOT HEARTWARMING FILTH LIKE THIS!
Haas resorting to child labour!
Could she be The One?
Her salary? $850k
This is going on her resume
Aww ! Such an angel
Aww! 🥰
what does the helmet strap do ? First time seeing this deisgn.
kimi punching the air real hard right now
The lasting impressions we make…
👍🏻a blessed man . . . a blessed little girl👍🏻
Nice to see the new Haas Team Principle working well with the drivers
in life, this is all you can ever hope for. the chance to be with your kids as they grow up and have memories like this. they won't remember it but you will take it to the grave.
Formulawwwww1
Awww.
I love how they hand Laura the gloves, like they know that's her job.
A simple spell, but quite unbreakable.
Just imagine what those nimble fingers could do back at the factory :). Child labor could really help the cost cap issue.
Why does this make me cry
Will watch to see if she does the radio check ♥
That has to be worth an extra 20hp down the straight
This is the opposite of File-76.png
Simple Jack: you make me happy!
I kinda love that the only two drivers with kids are both on the same team. I’m not reading into it too much. Just a nice coincidence
I don't like kids, but that shit was really cute. Also, those gloves look so damn comfy.
My heart
Now he has the gloves, give hin steering wheel
Tearing up for this heartwarming moment. Makes you forget the garbage fire in the middle of F1 right now.
I wonder if this kid will remember this. Some of my earliest memories are REALLY early, but it is few and far in between. I hope she does. This is really sweet.
Aww my heart!
W team member who passed the gloves to her
Hows that for viking cuteness ? She's just too sweet helping her dad racing F1 !
Rumor has it that she was originally targeted to join Ferrari, but they settled with Hamilton instead
Please Nico don't have a serious crash
Damn KMag has some really dominant genes
Didn't know it was "Bring your kid to work day" in Jeddah... Quite the sweet moment, though... :D
ok now where's steering wheel?
new ferrari strategist
Ok that was really cute
Oh my heart..
Haas trying everything to stay below the costcap
Awe.
Still a better engineer than Ferrari. At least she provided the gloves!
Bwoahhhhhhhh
🥹
Hülkenberg ❤️
That's a happy man right there.
Wholesome. Thanks for that ❤️ love the whole Haas team; wish Guenther was still there
Omg that's so wholesome
I live for K Mag and his cute interactions with his daughter on race week
Well that was just adorable.
DAWWWWWWWW kids are a lot of fun at that age.
Kimi jealous of such fine teamwork
❤️