“It was Vettel’s first Nations Cup title without Michael Schumacher as his teammate”
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Can confirm that these are ready and on the road. Challenger/Charger/300 plant is on my way to work and they test drive through the area every day. So I usually see at least 10ish cars on my way into work.
He’s not looking to profit from this. He’s just looking for the Museum to restore the vehicle back to the condition that it should have been kept in. He’s suing for the damages that the museum caused or allowed to happen to his property.
Protip: If you do something where helmets are considered optional, you should consider them mandatory.
I’m glad the effects of concussions are coming to light. Even though (especially because) some of the stories about the impacts of these injuries are so heavy and awful. This is on my mind today more than ever because of GQ’s powerful story about the young football player driven to suicide by CTE.
Your primary reason for not owning a car is...cops?
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Well there is my answer. Thanks a lot.
Mum raised two unselfish boys. The one son has been wearing tattered shorts for ten years now.
Whisper the name of the person forcing you to click on articles you’re not interested in and we’ll send help. Stay strong!
Nakai has accomplished something every ebay seller of questionable fiberglass body parts only dreams of achieving.
But he retired and reporters are not entitled to break into his house or steal his medical file. And we fans are not entitled to know every aspect of his life.
Michael Schumacher is a private citizen, albeit and internationally know private citizen. The public isn’t owed or entitled to his personal health information anymore than they are to any of ours, period.
Condolences to Annie Glenn. Her and John were married in 1947. That is love and dedication.
Go out on top. That’s the way to do it. More athletes and drivers (ahem*tonystewart*ahem) should do likewise.
Seats were torture devices, cabin was cramped (and I am neither fat nor tall). Pedal placement was WEIRD (okay, its Italian, I can forgive them this).
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