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S🅱️innala 

A combination of the words "spin" (with the 🅱️ emoji) , "bin it" and the Italian suffix "-ala". Popularized by Italian redditor U/Alphamaxnova1, it means when someone fails to do something, or, better, "sends into garbage" something. It also means when someone order to fail or making a mistake in what people are doing in that specific moment. Is widely used in Formula 1 and motor racing context, where someone (particularly team principals and especially Mattia Binotto) wants to create situations that disadvantages the other teams and advantages their drivers. Is usually accompanied with a photo of someone with a phone (Binotto in particular) making the call where he order to fail.
"Oh no! They had S🅱️innato! Now they have to start all over again!"
"Pronto, S🅱️innala." (Starts to do mistakes)
"Hey! Why did you had a S🅱️innala? It was so easy to did that!"
"We have S🅱️innato it again."
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s🅱️innala 

An order to crash/spin/retire in F1 race.
Mostly used by Mattia Binotto (Scuderia Ferrari Team Principal)

Spinnala + 🅱️ = S🅱️innala
Spinnala = Spin (ENG) + (n)a (Italian Imperative 2nd person singular) + la (=it)
2019 German Grand Prix
Binotto:"Pronto? Valtteri?"
Valtteri Bottas:"Hello ?"
Binotto:"s🅱️innala"
*Valtteri Bottas spins on wet tarmac and crashes into wall*
s🅱️innala by Mikstor May 16, 2020
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s🅱️innala 

A Formula One reference used in meme culture when a driver spins or makes a mistake.

s🅱️inalla is the misspelled version however.
Binotto: “Pronto, Sebastian... S🅱️INNALA.”
Se🅱️astian 🅱️ettel: “Oh God Oh Fuck”

Giorno’s Theme Intensifies
s🅱️innala by dashf1 February 11, 2021

sBinnala 

A word popularised by Reddit Lord u/Alphamaxnova1: When a racing driver has a sBin to the disappointment of their team, fans and the entire nation of Italy.
"They had a sBinnala"
"By the power of the ancients, sBinnala"
"Pronto, sBinnala"
sBinnala by IrrelevantAsian June 19, 2020

sBinnala 

Sbinnala o spinnala comes from the Italian verb "spinnare" that is formed from the English verb "to spin"
Spinnala is basically "spin it" where "la" is the feminine of "it" and it refers to the car (that in Italian is a feminine noun).
It is usually used in f1 meme
“Pronto Valteri?”
“Hello?”
“.....sBinnala”
sBinnala by agneeee September 24, 2020

sBinnala 

Popular word and meme on Reddit where a driver in F1 spins out in a race. It could cause some fans of a specific team to be disappointed.
Woah Sebastian Vettel has just been sBinnala. He will differently want to leave the shithole he his in right now with Ferrari
sBinnala by Sportsexperter21 September 11, 2020
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