Dozens of test and tune nights? Woah buddy we’re all friends here, no need to flex your impressive stats on us haha.

The original post (and subsequent replies) made it sound like the holeshot was due to the Jeep being quick. I was just clarifying that had they left at the same time, the Lamborghini would have been ahead.

The only reason the Jeep was in front was the driver’s quicker reaction time. The Lamborghini had a 0.21 second quicker 60 foot.

Reaction times don’t matter at a test and tune night.

The ACR has been waiting so long that it has gone into retirement.

Can you be more specific on what you mean by “energy”? Because there are a few different sectors (oil, coal, etc) that are hurting in that category and for very different reasons.

Agriculture has been victim to the same “decline” as manufacturing. Gross domestic output is up while the total number of farmers is down.…

Listen, I completely hope I’m wrong (because I grew up in a small rural town in the midwest and would love to see it thriving) but this attitude seems to be rooted in wishful thinking instead of data and/or policy proposals. The economy is constantly evolving and “real america” would be wise to evolve with it instead…

Many countries disagree.

I would think a fan (who is a paying customer) would have a more leniant code of conduct than media though...

Current state? That has been F1 for decades.

Ferrari 308

My initial thinking was that it must be the high end brands but that is only a portion of those extra. Porsche has 25k employees, Lamborghini has 1,100, Bugatti 300, and Bentley has 3,600.

Their finances also give them access to government officials and lobbyists. They’d win the fight on a “destroy your opponent’s life for generations to come” level.

SS is only unique if everyone doesn’t think it’s a fancy Malibu.

We had a similar edict come down from the top at my last company to “cut costs” and a director challenged them regarding the actual cost of printing. It was something like $0.005 per page for B&W... and this is a department full of engineers that make more than that per second.

We were told to not worry about printing…

OMG, nothing is safe! *rollseyes*

I don’t know about XXR but Rotas have been used in endurance road racing for a while. There have been teams that used them at the 25 hour of Thunderhill without issue.

...wheels are a wear item on track cars. All wheels crack with track use eventually and should be inspected often for cracks.

Once.