It's not bad, but this AMG STLYE ALCANTARA LOLINTERIOR only serves to confirm something I've thought about recently. In super car manufacturer's struggles to be different when it comes to the interior, they've managed to all build the same thing. It's all about alcantara, contrast stitching with a bunch of other…

Is... Is that bokeh being rendered in-game?!

I don't know why it took me this long, but I had a startling revelation. Little documentaries such as this, "Keep Drifting Fun" and soon to be "Easier Said Than Done" are delivering more than any hollywood cinema has ever made in recent years. Hopefully Rush changes this, but I have a great appreciation for films like…

Butterface, but just barely.

I only pontificated on it because the old tires were a lot wider, but had grooves. If the grooves were removed, then the tire width might be what we see today.

That's what I thought. I wonder if using the P-Zeros are creating a significant performance difference with the car.

This.

I guess you can say this photo is a real gas! Huehuehue.

When it comes to aerodynamic and mechanical technology in F1, yes it is old. I bet it wouldn't even keep up with the current F2012.

I don't remember the F2003 running full slicks, rather the Potenza tires that were wider but had grooves. Are they just using current P-Zeros because it wouldn't make sense to make those old tires?

Milek988 wins. The battered old U.S. Army helmet it what sets it above the rest.

This is just getting old and annoying. Bunch of butthurt 20-somethings mad about their college tuition or whatever. How they justify letting their anger be known via shutting down a race is nonsensical and, ironically, incorrigible by "anonymous".

Hooray! For the first time in my life as a Jalop, my suggestion is mentioned in AOTD. See ya guys, totes gonna get snockered.

I think us racing fans needed an article like this. So often I think racing drivers associated with the likes of F1 have no off-track interests, which seems so disconnected from humanity. I have a profound respect for Alonso as a racing driver, and now an equal respect for him as a person.

Eh, too lazy.

Easy, Raph. Don't say the NW is just cold and moldy, you forgot rainy, sometimes humid but absolutely gorgeous. Better than any other region in the United States, I think.

It's funny, because authorities think we're indebted to their "public service", so they can "legitimately" do such things as mentioned in this blog. Someone along the way got the message mixed up that agencies like public law enforcement are actually below citizens. In other words, they have no authorization to do…

Heart click!

Yup, heart click.

Yo, Dany.