It’s rallycross, so it just might be legal.

I don’t know about “world”, but that’s the case at least here in the Nordics concerning rallycross. It’s sport for dem northerners out in the wilderness.

Just shows a difference between a country with history in racing and fans, compared to these sterile tracks with little to local fans. Though do they pay those absurds payments to be able to host, so I guess that’s enough...

Lol. We might be talking about one certain British game reviewer?

Nothing wrong with using Quake 3 engine and heavily modifying it. The problem is that the house build engine Telltale got have some pretty huge flaws concerning animation and performance.

I have to agree with Dr.Chimp a bit here. I mean sure they are pushing a lot out there, but that engine needs a overhaul. First Walking Dead sold 1,7 million in Steam, huge franchise like Game of Thrones has done 266 thousand so far. There’s certainly a bit of a fatigue concerning the rehashing from them.

Shouldn’t these car manufacturers then be embraced that a energy drink company got them beat for 4 years? Why in earth should they not be in F1?

But then the cars are now supposedly harder to drive thanks to ban of traction controls, reducing downforce and now turbo challenging drivers a bit more on exits. Why we have been seeing much more slides to compared to past 11 years. That didn’t bring any more viewers. Actually the opposite.

As a Finn I love how Veikkausliiga is when one hits the rock bottom.

No need for caps, we get it. 5 seconds is a lot in motorsport. Hell, Toyota with its 700 million euro budget could never close that under half a second difference.

The point is nobody from either side is “right”. Nobody from PC, PS4, Xbox One, WiiU is forced to play on those systems.

To me they have always been about the acid jazz movement and a amazing live band in the 90’s. Not really about disco that they did become after Sony deal.

Are you from US? He was/is huge outside NA, especially Europe. That said I wouldn’t call Jamiroquai current.

That said they did their largest tour ever that was sold out all around for 2-3 years.

I thought the last episode were it really worked was the communist cars segment. Also that Leyland episode might not have held time quite as well as budget car challenges.

I love all the slightly older budget car challenges, be it Porsche, old Italian supercars, budget coupes etc. First amphibious challenge needs to be mentioned. It’s classic, and great one at showing what TG is about.

I really need to attend Goodwood at some point.

As non UK resident with no hard facts, it should not have ads. It’s a extension and part of the service tax payers are already paying. That’s how it at least works with our national broadcaster in Finland.

Well last Brera made it more than work. Imo it might best looking car ever made, when we are not talking about silly money cars.

Hah, yes they do. I saw some of that last year.