I think he is going about it completely wrong, but he does seem to have a point. Indy car does seem to be kinda hard for american's to get into, even though its mainly an American series.

I think that chicane is a total joke. I know its one of like 3 overtaking spots on the track, but with all the cars cutting it and having to give the position back or argue about having to give it back it makes the whole thing gimmicky. I know it's there for safety, but I cant help but think they could shape it in a…

I would say it didn't pay off for the most part, because he didn't finish the race because of it.

I actually thought this was MORE of a parade than previous years. Few attempts at passing (by the same few people), but the most significant passing (Vettel and Webber passing Hamilton) was under a safety car period.

you can also say 'what is this song' or something like that and it will do the same.

Considering both rides are likely made by the same company, I'm sure they are measured in a similar way.

Oh shit, I see my house!

There has to be a demand for them to still be used, and there isn't. The cost on maintaining a building like that is huge, and if there aren't any buyers looking for such a building than what else can the possibly do.

If these are going to be inside dispensaries (already fairly secure places) whats the point of these? Why not just use normal snack machines, like I have seen places to already.

The one opening at Six Flags Over Texas is 400'.

I'm surprised the thief even got very far. The car has a permanent tow hook so it must break down all the time.

and so it can go over stuff... like the friggen railroad tracks and street it the pictures.

A single normal car battery? Sure, that's easy.

This might be a start.

I was super bummed to find out that the Monza oval was blocked by invisible walls.

It's not like swapping out your laptop battery. These batteries weigh hundreds of pounds and need to be connected and secured in the car in a save crash proof way.

There is a single manufacturer for all cars.... that was always the intention.

I think this has potential in the future to be pretty popular, but as long as the batteries don't allow them to use a single car for the whole race, this is just a showcase of the worst part about electric vehicles and overshadowing anything good about it.

They are rain tires. They probably just did it for the burn outs.

Got my car in 2008 and it's never been flushed... but it also has never had any type of brake maintenance at all.