You are right that they are very slow at implementing many things. HD being implemented on the global coverage so late compared to many others sports did not fit to the high tech image of F1 at all. I don't follow US sports all that much, but I do think that example NFL is great at creating a spectacle, a show.

What put the train going was Ukraine throwing their pro Russia leader away and wanting to join under European Union, not NATO. Taking the whole country away from Russian influence and firmly in west/EU.

Well reading the article, it seems less likely than it has before that Ferrari is going anywhere. It's actually being brought closer to the family ownership.

Do you mean like actually ugly or just not very good looking supercar? Especially thinking of the generation? Ugly, amazing tend to be thrown a bit too much around.

Times are changing. People who play games, are possibly passionate about Nintendo/Mario are starting to be in the German luxury car age and got some actual cash.

Pretty much. One of the operational countries is here in Finland, nation with still quite strong russophobia among the middle aged and older population, though less so among my age group, that in general sees it more of a business opportunity.

I doubt such a place exists in wester world at least.

I don't personally get it. Everybody is free to throw their money to whatever, but you are funding a team that cars will either brake or be at the bottom positions when the race is finished.

Really surprised to find horse from the list at all. Maybe that's the European speaking inside me, and I'm just a Nordic, rather southerner that love to eat that stuff.

Well in the end Messi will be in the history books, while Zlatan will quickly disappear. He has not managed to carry any team to World Cup win for example, and it certainly has not been about him playing in bad teams.

Copying phase is what every emerging economy does, but at some point when the labor costs catch up, they will need to start innovate like countries before them. Hoping that they of course have the foresight to invest in to the future, rather than to some kind political elite, army etc.

That doesn't make much sense. Demand is on dual clutch on the higher end and it is not just the norm doctors BMW, Porsches, but also the enthusiastic versions.

This is all US specific, right?

Yes? It is still among the 3 largest torrent sharing sites. At least in EU nations I believe most of the internet service providers were forced to block the site, but as they are around 40 years behind you can access the site by changing the url to http://fastpiratebay.eu/.

And how many American drivers have done great in the most paid motor racing in the world?

I doubt it's fps that directly gives you headache as our eyes see somewhere between 190-250fps, but it could have something to do with the monitor or if you are pushing your PC, just very small frame drops , no matter how high the fps is can get you a headache.

Also this is how the archipelago on the coast of Sweden and Finland looks like. It's dotted of hundred of thousands islands far out out in the Baltic sea thanks to ice age. You can actually isolate something in those labyrinths by surrounding it.

Yes, it is funded by a loan naturally. The money just doesn't magically appear from somewhere and be done with it. Hence why I said on my above post that their debt-to-equity ratio is around 257%. Why it is critical for Tesla to grow fast and increase its profits by quite a bit as its 250 million profits are still in…

If you believe to it such strongly, maybe you should invest. ;)

I don't think it's really about lack of faith on upcoming models, but more about their cash situation. Tesla is in a tricky spot with the gigantic investment on Gigafactory that was kind of forced to them if it wants grow, that it has to do.