"That's likely considering the BMW's reportedly returning to V6 power for the next-gen M3."

This guy has two things not found in any mechanic I've ever met: a brain and a command of the English language. Congratulations to him. But for every one like him there are 10,000 others that are incompetent high school dropouts who can barely identify a bolt from a screw. That's why, as much as possible, I do my…

That's because you don't have enough money to buy 5 more without even blinking.

Unseen in the video is the small spark and flash fire that ignited just as Zahir made the left. His expert racing senses instantly informed him of impending fiery death. Reacting only in the way an experienced Ferrari driver could, he immediately floored it and flung the car into the water, dashing the flames and…

Troll on. Everyone's fast on the internet. My bike is always available if you think you're faster.

Drowning a Ferrari in water is preventative maintenance. His insurance should actually lower his rates.

Fake mosaic is fake.

"Here's why it's passing marks the sad end of a great American era."

Upon questioning, the Goose claimed he didn't know what they were talking aboat b/c he was already headed south for winter and hence couldn't possibly have been involved in an incident so far north. However, the Goose did finger a Moose, whom he said likes to hang out near a fermented apple joint nearby the crash…

I didn't full screen it either. I actually didn't even remember to switch it to 480p. But, I'm a motorcycle racer so I knew what would probably happen before it happened. That's the difference between avoiding a wreck and finding yourself caught up in one.

Police, err, Mounties are seeking this individual for questioning... eh?

/caseclosed

Thanks, Swine. Yeah I posted it Monday I think, but it got bumped off the front page almost instantly with all the F40 love. Here ya go.

?? If you didn't see that crash, you need your eyesight checked. The wideangle camera doesn't help, but the guy (two packs ahead) drifts too wide, hits the grass and high-sides. You see him laying on the right and the bike flipping at least 200yds ahead. The rider lifted and braked, at that speed there wasn't much…

I do; however, I charge a 3% Paypal fee and a low $20 handling charge on top of my usual shipping fare of $14.95.

I have a model of a $100 bill. It's very similar to the real thing, except it's smaller and useless. You can buy it now for $1,500.

Heart-clicked for an honest dose of reality. Snap poll 20 people on the street in your average city and see if one of them can tell you what a "sparkplug" is.

Fitness and experience. Road racing isn't as fitness-intensive as motocross, but training certainly helps. More than that, though, he needs to get out from behind the computer and ride. He can run calculations all day on the 10lbs of downforce those winglets can provide at 150mph, but if he doesn't have the balls…

Car engineers, especially those hailing from F1, make terrible motorcycle engineers. Sorry chap, some things just don't translate. Japan has learned and practiced that lesson; Ducati is still suffering from having not. Guys like this moron only continue the problem.

That, sir, is extraordinarily well-played. Heart-click for you.