I can't speak for that race, but at my local karting track the races have a minimum weight of like 200 or something. Everyone adds weights to reach that. Yeah, if you weigh over 200 you'd be kinda screwed, but you also wouldn't fit comfortably in the karts I'd guess. For regular kart rentals they don't do anything for…

I can't say I follow Porsche that closely, but I didn't think they would need a turbo to reach 380 in the year 2015. Shouldn't this car be NA or 400+? Someone care to fill me in?

Except that a five point harness doesn't allow you to twist sideways in the case of a rollover. Okay so you want a full roll cage to keep the roof from coming down on you now that you're strapped in vertically, that's okay. But now to prevent you from smacking your head on the metal inside the car you should be…

I believe the idea is that the bag should be fully inflated before you make contact with it. This of course won't happen if your hands are in the way, you're sitting too close, or your body size/shape (think t-rex arms) don't fit the tested profile. But just because the bag has already inflated doesn't mean it doesn't…

It's also pillowing compared to snapping your neck. Race car drivers solve this with something called a "HANS" device (and related devices) to keep the human head from wrapping around and hitting your chest. I don't know, but I'd bet an airbag partially serves the same thing.

"They're probably embellishing it for social media, even if it's unconsciously."

I like the result of that data. And I'll likely pay X amount of money for the service, as long as I know that my data isn't being saved or used for things that I'm not aware of. With Google, we don't know how much is saved and exactly where or how our data is being used. With Apple and companies for which I am actually…

Let's not forget that the research isn't in how to do this, as that is easy. The research for someone like audi is how to do it:

I don't dislike Android the product, but I do dislike Google. With Apple the transaction is easy, you hand them a fist full of hundreds and they give you a product/service. With Google, you pay less (or nothing) and Google makes it up by selling me. This is okay (or tolerable) in some circumstances, but there are…

Because they aren't a Ford Fiesta. Why compare to that exactly anyway? The question was the last time BMW made something that was lightweight. At 2700, and 3300 those cars are anything but average or heavy weight in today's market. They may not be the lightest, but they aren't "fat". And while cars like the M3 are…

The i3 and i8. And in general their engines aren't all that heavy.

Or what if she blew a tire? What if her car was an elk/moose/deer? Heck, what if the road were covered in ducks? Seems like the motorcycle still would have wrecked, though possibly (we won't know) with a better outcome.

I'll add:

I almost mentioned that, and realized that the million they (may or may not) have is directly based on their physical prowess. I can't say I know much about the red wing players, but I'd hazard a guess that they didn't all inherit millions and that is what this lady was attracted to.

Doesn't look that way to me. That viper is headed right for the back of the mini before he locks up. Watch it again and you'll see the tire smoke before the viper ever changes direction. During a yellow you shouldn't be going around a blind corner at your limits. Also, based purely on the line all the other cars are…

A couple things happen. First, the guy was accelerating, about the furthest you can be reaction time from braking. Second, He may have assumed the guy would TRY and avoid him, and didn't want to garantee an accident with the person behind him.

but not the point anyone had made at the time of my post. Perhaps you missunderstood the meaning of what I was saying? It's the opposite of what the red wings said.

I love how it somehow turned to defending the female against a sexist slight, when the whole thing started with a women saying she'd marry a dude based purely on his physical prowess. Boys and girls need to be taught that a man has more value than his physical abilities.

I've never understood why, in a city, they park up roads and parking spots, yet I've never seen them mark the distance from a stop sign or fire hydrant. There is hardly a point in knowing that you're supposed to park "25" vs "30" feet from a stop sign (and most in Seattle are marked) if you don't have a measuring tape…