Columbia. Not “Colombia.”

I just spit my coffee out.

Upon reading the original article, these were my sentiments exactly. At the end of the day, these are just automobiles. They need fuel and oil, and they’ll inevitably leak or fail to work properly, they’ll get dents and dings, and they’ll depreciate. I applaud these guys for driving the shit out of them, and enjoying…

There’s nothing wrong with you. Car choices should be irrational.

Exactly. They all rust terribly... This one is still fresh. Grind that small spot off and touch it up.

FIM Superbike World Championship. Phillip Island, Australia. Race 1 was last night. Tonight, Race 2 is at 10:30pm on BeIn Sports. (You probably already have the network on your cable system, even if you have never heard of it. At least, that’s what happened to me.)

Seriously.

Damn. Beat me to it!

All completely valid points. In actuality, Peugeot took the best of the Gordini idea and made it better.

Pardon. Mes, excuses.

Just a point of order... This is the Gordon/Walch car. Creed/Street are in 337.

Well played, sir.

No, Porsche wouldn’t make a larger custom sunroof for better aerial shots. Selleck fit the 928 just fine.

I’ve found them, in the past, by trial and error.

Just a minor amendment... It's on now.

There are daily highlights from the UK which are better than the USA coverage. Other than that, I'm not sure.

The ceremonial start to the Dakar is today at 11:30am.

These were cool. Paul Newman raced one.

My recollection is that the actual chassis was built in the UK by Reynard. The chassis was tested utilizing conventional engines, but the ambitious hybrid power plant never ran in the car, and self-destructed in the laboratory.