Seriously, screw Bernie Ecclestone and the fact that he is running a sport I have been interested in since the age of about five into the ground. I mean sure, he's making a fat sack of cash, but the more Tilkedromes I have to watch the cars go round at the expense of interesting racetracks the worse it gets.

What Raphael said.

Was the engine in the front of that thing? Seems like it went through the bonnet scarily quickly if it did....

As someone who lives somewhere they were sold I can assure you that it is not.

Thank goodness they were only filming Rear Admiral Matt Winters from the torso up, because that man looked like he was positively engorged with excitement about the science gun that his boys have made.

Good for them. How many of the big names started out as little more than a few people going "You know what? Fuckit! Why don't we go racing?" .
I reckons I might get me some Manor Racing merchandise.

Actually, due to the Concorde agreement you can strike Williams off of that list. They may be one of the smaller teams, and definitely not the richest, but they do receive a guaranteed cut of the profits. One of the benefits of having been around for quite a while......well, long enough to have been there when the…

You are not incorrect in your belief.

You buy it, ship it to me in England, and I'll look after it for you for two years. I promise not to add tooooo many zeros to the end of that thirty one on the odometer.

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Dear Ron Dennis,

I am impressed at how pretty that looked once all the paint was stripped off, because I coulda sworn that that thing was basically made of rust and held together by the paint.

I'd say the Russian ship takes it. Even as a Brit myself I would hardly say that HMS Victory counts as active

Dad?

You see, after literally years of pomp and circumstance surrounding the NSX, Ford managed to upstage Acura on the very day of the NSX reveal with a far more exciting car that nobody knew anything about. Instead of talking about the new Ford GT for the last decade, and showing people drawings of the Ford GT, and…

Right now, Larry Kosilla is weeping into a polishing pad.

Why would you have a real Mini on stage when you introduce this? So that people can compare how the wheels are in no way inspired by the old ones? Maybe so everyone can admire a tasteful paintjob and wheelarches that aren't plastic pieces of nonsens?

What a hideous looking heap of a car.

And now I have learned something. Thank you very much.

I'm not a hundred percent familiar with the starting process for old aircraft. Is what they're doing at the beginning of the video twisting up the elastic bands inside?