WTF happened to the first sentence, I didn’t post it that way. It should be Berner sausages, with a hyperlink to wikipedia.

But other retailers have competitive pricing and free next-day shipping without paying a subscription fee, so what’s the point of that?

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Last week, the local grocery store had Berner sausages, a cornerstone of south German/Austrian barbecues, at a 30% discount. If you’re not familiar, they are Vienna sausages that are stuffed with cheese and wrapped in bacon. Yes, I bought a lot, but still I feel I should have bought more because I already ate all I…

Yeah, it’s almost like they have a market research department that calculated that you and the 15 other people from this site are not enough customers to get past certification cost.

Some dude from India, but I don’t think he has been named in the media.

The reliability were really weird, it was not just the speed limit glitch, some teams had more electronic issues and even had to change hardware. And then championship boss Alejandro Agag went out and said that he was happy with that, and that he had expected more. It is a spec series, if the cars are unreliable, what…

Hi Ron, the approach to get it working first and then optimize it is definitely a good one, but work in progress systems should only be driven for short test runs, with how the car is in the picture a random rodent could easily cause terminal damage.

Hi Ron, the approach to get it working first and then optimize it is definitely a good one, but work in progress systems should only be driven for short test runs, with how the car is in the picture a random rodent could easily cause terminal damage.

For comparison, the german Tesla website currently lists Model S variants with 392, 414 and 523 miles of range, but the last one is the not yet available Plaid+ which is priced at 150000€ and there is a note saying that the range is estimated, and specs are for US cars.

For comparison, the german Tesla website currently lists Model S variants with 392, 414 and 523 miles of range, but the last one is the not yet available Plaid+ which is priced at 150000€ and there is a note saying that the range is estimated, and specs are for US cars.

GTE cars already retail at €900k. If you changed the rules to have them run 3:25, you’d be getting even more modified cars that cost even more, so you would produce a LMH class with metal chassis. Porsche would probably be OK with GT2 engines, but others might need racing engines instead of modified ones. And…

The german broadcast has gotten a lot of criticism for runing ads mid-practice, but the race seems to have been ad-free, although Sky was recently at the receiving end of a twitter shitstorm for running ads during Bundesliga matches, so I’m not sure customers can trust them on that. And the deal also meant the end of…

Race organizers probably get more money from such TV deals than they would get from Youtube, but at some point they are start hurting the teams and their own sponsorship income with these kind of deals.

The problem with speeding up the Hypercars is that it would be too late. The cars are already testing. Speeding them up would mean new aerokits, recalculating the suspension, possibly redesigning parts, and back to the dyno with the engines. Much easier to slow down the LMP2. The more interesting question is who…

Unisolated Terminals produce a risk of electric shock and are a fire hazard. Also note the nut that holds the two smaller wires, when the nut protudes over the end of the bolt it is likely to work itself loose.

Not a bad tradeoff at all considering it’ll now run for a decade plus without so much as an oil change

The T2 technical rules say this:

I always thought people don’t understand calculus because they hate it, but this is probably the wrong forum for that discussion.

Only T5s have a general speed limit. Cars and motorcycles are only speed limited when passing through villages. And T2 does not limit suspension travel and allows larger restrictors than T1, but there is more to making the car win a CCR competion than power and allowed suspension travel. Otherwise WRC cars would not…