That car is running an insane amount of aero for a “road car”. There are many spots on the Nordschleife that really tell you what the balance of aero vs mechanical grip is:

Slow? Keep arguing with me troll. I love this shit. Slow doesn’t understand what profiling is. Slow is a troll who thinks spelling is a way to win an arguement about something all together different. Substance bitch. Show me some substance. Prove your point with logic.

Quite frankly I’d prefer the dignity that comes with standing up to people attempting to take advantage of me than living the hollow life of a sated victim.

He probably wadded it up training at his ranch. What I wouldn’t give to have some fun at that place!

Them: “What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Chevy?”

“Whats the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Chevy?”

I’d have more fun with it.

Brings to mind the death of Mike Hailwood. Survive for decades as a top competitor and world champ in one of the world’s most dangerous activities then die in a stupid road accident. It sounded like his head injuries were so severe, that passing away may have been a blessing.

As a cyclist and motorcyclist, this is super shitty. Thoughts and condolences to his family and friends.

Eh, 100 is pretty tame, maybe not for Oregon (never been there), but for a good portion of the east coast you’ll find many vehicles much less capable than those doing close to that. Hell, on my daily commute, I’ve looked down to find myself cresting 90 in my FWD shitbox in the middle of a pack, and we were only doing…

pffto, that’so whato youo thinko.

There’s a pic on his IG from 3 days ago of him with a helmet on, I don’t think a guy like him would ride without one

That was the most miserable weather combined with circumstance I’ve ever experienced. It was so hot on Friday they handed out unlimited free water Saturday and Sunday because that was cheaper than the ambulance bills. We were in the Parts Unlimited tent on Turn 5 the first two days so we were spared the brunt of it…

Off of Superunknown: Fresh Tendrils

I just want to go on record to say that Cornell’s work with Audioslave is by far some of his best songs. It was an impressive mix of self-reflection and philosophy and really highlighted Chris’s impressive vocal range.

Long vehicles don’t do well on windy roads.

I heard the driver was kind of a jerk. Oh well. What goes around comes around.

I don’t see that little flag that’s supposed to be on overhanging loads. That might have been the problem.

Came here to read comments made by people smarter than Ford engineers, wasn’t dissapointed.