I'm sure they weren't trying to wring out the engine or anything, but it sounds like the person driving was scared to death of the cars. Barely got onto the power, and the couple times they hit it hard enough for the turbos to spool up good, the driver was abrupt off the throttle.

Not really impressed. If you take the height out of it, you're riding a motorized bike in a straight line. Sure there's uphill and downhill, but it's a straight shot.

That's the RPMs changing. Admittedly, it's a stupid thing to try to have displayed in number form since it changes so much, but this is precisely what real time RPM readouts would be.

Perhaps he went in, got a pitch from the McLaren/Honda team, and walked out with a smile because he knew they wouldn't be competing for a few years, so he had nothing to worry about.

Here's another. 80,000 lbs, 750 hp (top hp model I could find) ... ~107 lbs/hp!

When I watched the video, it appears to me that the impact of the front wheel and nose cone into the underside of the tractor lifted it just enough to give a glancing blow to Bianchi's helmet before it came back down and decimated the engine area. Had it been a direct shot at that speed, even a crash helmet wouldn't…

For that price it should come with Uma Thurman, and a personalized Hattori Hanzo sword!

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That scene reminds me of Caddyshack when Lacy comes to the pool and all the young males stand up and suck in their guts!

The med team decided not to put him on a chopper, not that it couldn't go.

Its very possible that at the onset of the race they were able to fly it, but when the weather worsened with 6-8 laps to go, they weren't able to go.

They were racing in the outskirts of a typhoon. After 5 laps or so, the track was just like a normal rain race. It's not like it was pouring rain the whole time. The end of the race was put under yellow only a lap or two after the heavy stuff started again. They should have run the race earlier, but in this time slot,…

The rain was heavy during the initial laps, it subsided, and after a few laps of safety car, the track was pretty normal. The Williams just weren't prepared for the rain. The end of the race was a mess, the safety car was called out, they picked up the wrong drivers, the accident was caused by a series of…

Anyone got a better stream of the race? The one a couple weeks ago with the Radio Le Mans team was great, but I guess that was WEC instead.

Yep, most likely as a nod to their new direction. Problem is, it doesn't seem to me as though Vettel is much of a driver to help a program along, not a developmental driver. He's fast if he can get in and find the car suits his style, but otherwise a difficult to satisfy person.

Totally agree. That's one of the best things I've ever seen in Jalop comments!

Which is why I never see a show for the first time on TV. I'll catch it on the interwebs somewhere first.

That looks quite fun!

That is incredible! Leaves me with two questions though...it's call Trinity pt 2...so where's part 1, and where's the to be continued portion of this? I gotsta have it!

That was fantastic and to the point! Loved it. Tried to name them all, and even shortening the names to just "Bond Flick" I still couldn't keep up! I'm glad there were only 3-4 I didn't recognize. Makes the car guy and cine-file in me quite happy!