I think Perez is one of the most under rated drivers on the grid.

He’s a pretty decent midfield driver. He’s qualified on the front row and got a podium in a Williams. If he could get his starts in line he’d be fighting for points pretty regularly.

This is the best BIG M8 meme I’ve ever seen. Well done.

IMSA and the WEC would never get rid of something similar to GTE/GTLM, there’s too much manufacturer prestige in it. I’m hoping the new convergence rules will bring more teams over from Europe and Asia to beef up the field, but I liked watching racing instead of an admittedly cool parade behind the pace car for half…

I’ve seen them do it, and they roasted their brakes. I’m not saying small brakes can’t work for daily and spirited driving, but big brakes serve a purpose.

Ah yes, the Northstar Cadillac. The pinnacle of track performance.

You’re looking for facts and accuracy on Jalopnik?

Far Cry: Blood Dragon was hilarious parody from the tutorial through to the end of the credits.

HONKHONKHONKHONKHONKHONKHONKHONK

It looks much better to me.

I just don’t understand the herd mentality that makes people complain so much about other people’s cars.

Do a barrel roll!

It’s because the speed limit in their entire state is 7

I sat down to watch 1917 this weekend until I saw that not only was it not actual documentary film from WW1, but none of the people were actual soldiers involved in WW1 (or even alive in 1917!) but ACTORS. Nice try Hollywood. 0/10 for realism. Never watching another movie again.

And what have they done since the 1930s other than defend bad people and make worse people rich?

Yeah, finishing 5th (and potentially 4th with some better luck) in 2018 was really a downward slope from finishing 8th in their first two years as a team. No one is going to look at 2019 as anything other than a disaster, but the majority of that was the car not being able to use it’s tires in a race. Grosjean is…

I don’t disagree, but convincing the American public of that is a completely different matter.

So a smaller car makes sense. Once you modify a bicycle with a roof to keep the weather out, a power source to assist people who can’t or don’t want to get to work covered in sweat, and 4 wheels to keep all the added mass stable, you have a car.

I think you missed the point he made about bridges sometimes being out of service. Could you imagine setting out for a 7 mile bike ride and then getting a 30 mile bike ride and explaining that to your boss when you show up at noon? Also it rains, there’s crazy humidity, and other factors that make biking to work less…