Vaimalama Chaves s’est de nouveau fait remarquer !

Invitée sur le plateau de Ça commence aujourd’hui sur France 2 au côté d’Anouar Toubali, notre populaire Miss France 2019 a provoqué un fou rire entre invités. En effet, alors qu’un témoin du jour ironisait sur sa petite taille – le thème du jour était Une sacrée revanche sur la vie – en lâchant qu’elle faisait “1,12m les bras levés“, Vaimalama s’est tournée vers son voisin de petite taille, qui fut candidat dans Danse avec les stars 9 (TF1), pour lui adresser très discrètement une petite vanne inattendue.

Bien entendu, l’animatrice Faustine Bollaert, qui n’avait pas pu tout suivre, a demandé à ses invités la raison de leurs rires. Anouar a expliqué le sourire aux lèvres : “Elle m’a vanné ! Elle m’a fait une vanne, normale ! Sans pression ! Quand elle a entendu ‘1,12m les bras levés‘, elle m’a dit ‘Vous faites la même taille !‘” Et le comédien de poursuivre face à une animatrice mi-gênée, mi-hilare : “J’aime bien, j’aime bien ! J’ai ce fou rire, là, parce que c’est Miss France ! Normalement, on les connaît, elles sont pleines de codes… et c’est ce que j’adore chez Vaimalama, c’est qu’elle est naturelle. Elle est-elle-même, elle sort de ces codes.”

De son côté, Faustine Bollaert, avant de reprendre le cours de l’émission, a lancé : “C’est pas mal ça ! J’avoue que j’ai eu un petit moment en train de me dire ‘Mais pourquoi elle a dit ça ? Ça se fait pas !’ On s’est tous un peu regardés en se disant ‘Oh la boulette !’“

Sacrée Vaimalama !

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AlphaTauri’s Yuki Tsunoda is learning that life in F1 isn’t always about the enjoyable perks in privileges that often come with the job.

The 21-year-old rookie is learning the ropes of F1 this season, and sometimes a young apprentice gets the short end of the stick when it comes to accommodations.

After the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, Tsunoda remained in the UK to undergo several days of simulator work at Red Bull’s base in Milton Keynes.

But the UK’s recent sweltering heatwave brought scorching temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius, which is bearable if you’re spending the day at the beach and spending your evening’s in an air-conditioned environment.

Tsunoda enjoyed neither as he sizzled in the day and fizzled during the night.

“I was back in the UK for a simulator session and in the evenings, I was stuck in a hot hotel room with no air-conditioning or fan,” he explained.

“So I’m looking forward to moving to this house with some aircon and being nice and cool!”

Tsunoda relocated last month from the UK to Italy, near AlphaTauri’s Faenza factory, and he’ll take advantage of F1’s upcoming summer break that will kick off after the Hungarian Grand Prix to move on to a new house.

“After the summer break, I am quite looking forward to it,” he added. “As I recently moved to Italy, I think I will spend most of the break sorting out the house where I plan to live.”

But before dealing with his realestate issue, Tsunoda will tackled this weekend’s round of racing at the demanding Hungaroring, a track he is acquainted with having raced in Budapest in F3 and in F2.

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“It is physically demanding because of the hot weather and the fact there are no straight sections to have a rest, so I think it could be tough,” he said

“I don’t know how I will get on, but I feel ready for it.

“The Hungaroring will be very different to Silverstone. I like this track even though last time I raced there in Formula 2, I didn’t get a good result because of a poor qualifying and in the race I did a lot of damage to my front wing.

“As a track though I really like it, as it is very challenging, requiring maximum downforce on the car. One side of it that is interesting is how much corner speed you can carry into the turns and generally it is a fun track to drive.”

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