That looks like a paper clip! 

That was one fantastic high-performance, racing driving school. I went twice, one for the 4 day and then for a 2 day private coaching event. I know a bunch of people try to compare Bondurant to a DE event with an instructor. Not even close! I am a far better driver for having attended and yes I do plenty of DE events…

Lighten up Francis(es)! Let’s just take all of this in stride and look at the humorous side! I for fun haven’t stopped laughing since this came out :-) 

The Miata for me because VW doesn’t bring the 2 door version to the US anymore and I am allergic to 4 door cars. 

Sounds like all T-Rex’s go extinct! 

“[My students] view it as the tired old folks who screwed up America.”

That was brilliantly written! 

What did you set your tire pressures at before heading out? Asking for a friend :-(

Thanks for making me laugh :-) 

NASCAR is the WWE of racing! Who in their right mind thinks that these guys are actually racing! It’s a show and I venture to guess that not a single car has crossed the finish line without cheating. 

Winning! So much Winning! LMAO

The list below is 100% correct:

This made me laugh. Italian brakes, Japanese suspension, I bet the battery and motor are also from a supplier, it’s quite as a mouse compared to the annoyingly loud POS that they produce now! Combine that with the demographics and let’s see how well they sell. Not to mention that the bike itself looks like a wet cat! 

Trying to impress in the Williams is going to be tough. 

As the old saying goes, for those who know, no explanation is necessary, for those who don’t, no explanation is enough. If after driving the 991 911 GTS, you think you understand the 911,  you’d pop a couple of fuses if you experience a THE TRUE 911.

Dear Toyota,

After following F1 for 40 years or so, I am shocked, disgusted and ashamed of myself for thinking this, but who the hell actually really wants to hang their career on Williams at this point?

I could do that, but first I have to admit that I am a dumbass who wasn’t wearing his glasses so didn’t realize his reply was going to J. Glickenhaus.

Thanks for clearing that up. The article was really confusing and badly written to be honest. 

Winning!