Oh, ’s tweets. You were not long for this world, but you certainly made your mark on us while you were here. For that, we thank you. May you rest in peace, and may we meet again. Please.

Rich Energy, the (? ?) embattled title sponsor of the Haas Formula One team, loves to tweet. A lot. But on Wednesday, the account posted that it had deleted all of its tweets prior to the beginning of October “due to a legal agreement with a competitor.” What does that mean? Who knows.

Indeed, though, Twitter stops scrolling at Oct. 1 on Rich Energy’s account.

But Rich Energy , and we should not let them be thrown into the big dumpster in the internet sky without a proper goodbye.

There were homemade boxing memes during its court case over its logo, which Rich Energy eventually lost, and #random #hashtags #that #never #made #sense. There was the seemingly unintentional tagging of its own account, and the brags about using helicopters and boats. A good time was had by all on the Rich Energy account, except maybe the people who had to deal with the aftermath of the Rich Energy account.

Here were some of our favorite Rich Energy tweets, bless their deceased little hearts—transcribed, obviously, as the company has wiped them from Twitter.

Boating with

Premium British performance with Enjoy the free PR while you can guys. Those with an IQ higher than their age realise you are Mickey Mouse. Oh how we will laugh in due course. We are actually investing money in F1 whilst you are investing zero. Total parasites who knew about us for 2 years before piping up #F1 You do low rent videos in your bio. Analysis on a similar level. In the way your show does not support UK car companies like (faster than that you fawn over) it is entirely in keeping that you would disparage us. Admitted they knew about us for 2 years before saying anything and we registered exclusively around the world and in UK with no objections including all trademarks. We would not invest in a copied logo. Saw us become big and now want money. Disgraceful but let’s see the outcome!Boating in Cannes with

one of our directors paid thousands of pounds for a flight to Los Angeles with you today and despite fast track access and no luggage was denied a boarding pass 55 minutes before flight. No discretion & terrible customer service. Paying twice Only a standby for tomorrow in economy

Having spent nearly £4k on a business ticket and comfortably being able to make flight to be denied a boarding pass extremely officious and harsh we feelFlight UA 935

13:40 departure

Booking ref BGW7GEE ticket

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(Whatever person or system was responding to United’s complaint tweets referred to the account as “Rich,” like a name. It was good.)

Disagree

Thanks for your thoughtsDisagree

Thanks for your thoughtsDisagree

Thanks for your thoughts

Healthy to have an opinion

Especially a democratic onePolitely disagree

Again

Authenticity keyToday terminated our contract with for poor performance. We aim to beat & being behind in Austria is unacceptable. The politics and PC attitude in is also inhibiting our business. We wish the team well

Haas F1 responded July 11, , quoting team principal Guenther Steiner: “Rich Energy is currently the title partner of Haas F1 Team. I cannot comment further on the contractual relationship between our two parties due to commercial confidentiality.”

love so much (we don’t blame them as ) they have kept our brand livery on the car even after we sacked them for poor performance! Just to disavow people of lies from please see below. terminated the agreement as we said. The team have accepted contrary to their public denial.They were complicit in trying to oust CEO William Storey who even gave them a £35m personal guarantee William Storey founder of has sold his majority stake in the legal entity of Rich Energy Ltd to a third party. This was in disgust at conduct of duplicitous minority stakeholders. In the words of he’ll be back! Now are taking William Storey to court. A cynic might see a pattern emerging!

On Sept. 9, Haas announced it was .

Huge new motorsport announcements pending for the UK’s premium energy drink

And, of course, we can’t forget the best tweet of them all, featuring a photoshop of Rich Energy CEO () William Storey:

Rest in peace, Rich Energy’s tweets. We’ll miss you.