no

Here in Britain saying you "fancy someone" is completely normal, nothing to do with sexuality

The race was held in the US, it was in the timezone of the majority of the readers, therefore the majority of the readers who are interested will have seen the race live. The vast majority don't care that it tells you the winner

Its common sense to avoid these things. Jalopnik hasnt dont anything wrong

Don't go on a motoring website and expect to not see the result of an F1 race. If you couldn't watch it live and care that much about not seeing the winner then is it so bad to avoid a website for a few hours? And for one thing its Vettel, are you really that fucking surprised? If someone else had won then maybe you'd…

They film as they go, then once the race is done they go back and get any extra shots that they may need. Remember they have to get the cars back to where they came from

Its called television. They do the race then get the shots afterwards. Top Gear UK do it all the time with their big races

More so than you think

Is it me or is the roof 100% identical to the last one?

Should be "This is what the fiery death of a tesla model s looks like"

its 1931 of course they are

Anyone have an idea what this formula car is? I don't know of a Porsche F1 car this recent

Not quite a part but, Wankel

It is, but things like this are what cause broad generalisations to be reinforced

"Local customs they are unaware of" like manners in this case

And people wonder why americans are one of the most hated nations on earth. People like this ruin the reputation of everyone else

Woop :D Jalopnik, where this level of car-knowledge isn't shameful, its accepted

E-Class?

no, my first thought was two people have died. A car can be repaired or rebuilt, a person dies and thats it

that was Lotus, this is Mclaren/Mercedes