Duxford Aerodrome is an airfield. There could have been any number of vehicles sitting around. Was probably a pretty ignorant place to carry out straight line testing, but I’m certain F1 testing stipulations were +51% at fault.

de Villota’s entire situation is one of the more frustrating examples of F1's testing stipulations that existed even a decade ago and continues to be completely ridiculous. The pre-season testing that year took place in Jerez and mid-season in Mugello. However in between those there is often little to no chance of…

Wow, nice huge pixel width link Konami. Is that what the lucky winner gets “ownership” of? Hope no one right-clicks saves-as:

He bought the car new from the dealer straight up without going through financing or a lien being issued, so he was liken given it’s MSO direct from the dealer.

This car only has 23 miles on it.

“It turns out he had never changed the oil in the three years that he owned the car. He said he didn’t drive it a lot. ...”

Glues would degrade over time. All types of glues are used in cosplay.

There’s a myriad of ways to circumvent registering your car.

To get an idea of what teams are leaving with the new car, here are some shots of past NASCAR cars with asymmetrical designs.

I’m not trying to be that person, but there’s just nothing that is jumping out at me to go out and rush to buy a PS5 at this point anyways. I still have a considerable PS4 backlog (hell, I still have PS3 and PS2 games I haven’t played...), and until the PS5 gets more of the types of games that are my preference…

If I have to say something that really disappointed me about P5R, is having played through P3P I very much expected P5R to be the modern equivalence of P3P. Being able to select between a male or female lead opens up tremendous dynamics with P3's narrative, even if you had previously played P3 or P3 FES…

Formula 1 simulators are often closely guarded secrets as they’re constructed bespoke by the teams. However a good alternative might be the Honda Performance Division simulator, which is used in Indycar and is relatively well known by the public.

Fourteen years ago I had my entire subframe crack on my then daily driver 1994 Mitsubishi Eclipse. The car had right around 240,000 miles on it and was not driven in the rustbelt. I checked the car methodically, replacing suspension components when needed, ensuring everything was as solid as possible, etc. This…

I think people tend to forget how much of a world-class performer the C4 was. The SCCA eventually banned the car for a short time period as it completely dominated the Showroom Stock class after it’s introduction, which directly lead to the Corvette Challenge series. A persistent rumor also lurks that Porsche put up a…

The problem with crypto and particular BitCoin is everyone wanted it to be alternative currency, until it became a commodity, at which point it’s arguably no longer a currency.

That’s pretty much what happened.

Elon is FAR from charming. More lol inducing than anything, but lol funny man likes Twitter memes so I could see where the former takes precedence.

Not too surprising being 90s GM.

I’d argue the Q50 is a SUPER underrated buy, specifically because it now carries the same family twin turbo V6 as the GT-R and has for a few years now (albeit it’s severly de-tuned). It’s pretty difficult to find RWD twin turbo V6 cars at the Q50's price point.

This is always such a weird Corvette take. The first seven years of the Corvette had single lamps each side. Hell, the first year of Corvette had an inline six (and Chevrolet has long considered smaller engines for the Corvette to entice buyers, particularly with the C5 when they seriously considered giving the 1999…