Technically anything’s possible, but I would be surprised if it could. As radical as it is, it’s still compromised in areas F1 isn’t (and vice versa to be fair). It’s going to have a shit-ton less mechanical grip just based on tyre width alone, and that’s before you get to crazy F1 compounds being light years ahead…

I don’t think you can do a whole article about how this has been turned into a racecar, and then say “But when you consider the fact that this ex-production car came in third behind some straight up race cars, the time is really impressive.”. This thing is now as much a racecar as the others - it’s like saying a DTM…

There’s been a lot of debate about it, and at several times over the years the ABs have considered getting rid of the Haka - one factor is that there’s plenty of commentators who think it does more harm than good to perform a psyched up intense routine right before kickoff.

That’s not Formula E?

The great experiment is a failure, and the sooner the USA comes to terms and splits into regions of like-minded people the better for everyone.

My favourite version:

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I don’t think you understand CCP. They’re not human beings.

Yes and no - they have to crash test “bits”. There’s a great video on YouTube going around Koenigseggsigesggegg and discussing how you handle crash testing when you’re only building 5-10 of something.

NEW ZEALAND BEST ZEALAND

Was there actually contact?

The stream for the last 2 years was rock solid.

Of course he’s a boxer. He competes at the sport of boxing and no one else has been able to beat him at it. You might not like his style, and you might not like him (he’s obviously an egotistical abusive asshole), but he’s still one of the best boxers of all time.

The same IP being recycled for every console gives me that impression. Read my post reply to the above, there’s a bunch of Nintendo games that are regurgitated for every console - you’ll note I don’t criticise that in itself, as it’s not like they’re alone. However they get touted as the great innovators, when in…

They’ll have pulled over just to try and avoid having to look at the thing.

Whilst I won’t defend the re-makes and re-issues and relentless sequels from other studios, by the same token they’re not held up as paragons of innovation like Nintendo. No one expects much from Ubisoft or EA, so a nice surprise every now and then is good.

That’s hilarious, given that Nintendo are the very definition of ‘fill in the blanks’.

Since when is a Cressida a classic?

Yeah I wish all that stuff was given the respect it deserves, rather than them just giving up.

Watching that made me realise that Polyphony don’t actually know what their audience wants.