Yawn, the Sauber is literally the only one that actually looks distinctive. The rest are just slightly tweaked with added black. 

This was inevitable; the knives have been out for TG for years inside the production side of the BBC, and it was only BBC Worldwide (the commercial arm) that forced the continuation of the show after the trio left. Flintoff’s accident gave the controllers what they wanted; the perfect “our hands are tied” excuse;…

They told them up-front there was no adapter available

Got to say, getting Mexico’s location wrong is the least important part of his comments and an odd choice for the headline.

Bravo. 

*Sigh*. Comments pretty much as expected. Look, it’s very straightforward, the lightweight Lotus has a. never had enough customers willing to actually pay for one, and b. is a dead concept anyway because in large parts of the world EVs are going to be the only game in town within the next decade, and “lightweight EV”…

Pushing technical boundaries is great, if you’re pushing boundaries that move the game; flat stainless...doesn’t. It was always a stupid idea because there are already better solutions if you want to use stainless (no, you don’t need to work in flat sheets) or better solutions if you actually want to design a useful…

Wow, he had a seat! More than I managed on my last Air France flight.

That M4 has a UK (specifically Northern Ireland) number plate. 

The Ambulance challenge. I don’t care how scripted it is, the ejection through the hospital window and the scores; “James, your patient is?...Missing” is still a YouTube clip I regularly go back to. 

I actually think it has an elevator to drop it down. See the circle underneath the helo? That goes up and down. Because room for three helicopters is important when you’ve got a plutocracy to run. 

Lewis isn’t throwing anyone under the bus, in fact he’s one of the most pathologically “we” drivers out there, to the point it’s sometimes a bit tedious because it feels scripted. He’s said this because Toto has already said it, which effectively gives him permission to say it too. And he’s not wrong.

The original Porsche Boxster was famously a much slinkier beast than the car we eventually got:

Volvo has been testing with female Crash test dummies since 1995, including different sizes and pregnant versions...

In the UK the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (Lancaster, Spitfires and Hurricanes) is piloted by serving RAF pilots as a voluntary side role. That would seem to be the safest approach. 

It doesn’t really matter which one, but you need to do it on a track. It’s the nearest thing to an actual racing car you’re going to experience in a car you could drive home. (Would also accept Aerial Atom or similar).

Massively nicer and more useable interior though. Not that I’d buy one; if I was in the market for this type of car it would have to be the Polestar 2 or Ioniq 5 at the moment; none of the VW MEB platform cars really float my boat to be honest, but where I live, if you were forced to have one, the Skoda Enyaq is…

There’s a worse Lola...Beatrice.

They are. Just not in the US for some reason. The RX450h is the plug-in variant for Europe and Japan.

They are. Just not in the US for some reason. The RX450h is the plug-in variant for Europe and Japan.