Well know sentence of Sebastian Vettel in Formula 1 when he gets in P1 or wins a race.
It means “thanks guys” in italian
Sometimes used as a meme when you win a race in karting or in other Motorsport faculties in general

Grazie ragazzi, Grande gara.

Grazie ragazzi by Pussydestroyer927391 August 18, 2019

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Grazie ragazzi.

An Italian sentence which means "thank you guys." in English. This sentence expresses proudly feeling of a Scuderia Ferrari driver to the team and the crews when they achieved some milestones.
This sentence is usually spoken and popularized by German Formula 1 driver Sebastian Vettel when he gets pole position, or when he wins a race since he joined the Ferrari F1 team on 2015.

Ferrari Crew: “P1 Sebastian! One and two. Well managed. Nice drive”.
Vettel: “Dai un’altra bandiera a Maranello. Vai! Grazie! Forza Ferrari. Grazie mille. Grazie ragazzi. Grande lavoro.”

- Sebastian Vettel post-race team radio after he won the Hungarian Grand Prix on 2017.

Grazie ragazzi. by apayah.apayah2 June 7, 2019

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ragazzi

Ragazzi is from the Italian word for male children, boys, or guys. As a camaraderie term, it means the good-fellowship among the “guys” (including ladies, too) who are part of a loyal team, fandom, inner circle, following, etc. (Plural form of ragazzo, feminine ragazza.)

“The moment was typical of how faithfully he shares such high points with ‘you guys,’ his loyal ragazzi.”

ragazzi by Etymologymaster October 17, 2013

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Bella a tutti ragazzi

Informal italian way of greeting someone, used by nobody but still very popular among italian people. It became a meme back in 2017 when Pewdiepie said it in one of his videos. It is also an intro-phrase used by the famous italian youtuber "Favij".

Nobody:
Pewdiepie: "Bella a tutti ragazzi... What did I just say? A BeAuTifuL iTAliaN GiRl?"

Bella a tutti ragazzi by Danizzzz March 11, 2021

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