How F1 works:
How F1 works:
The Germans do indeed have a sense of humor.
Ever wondered what's it like to get a jug of milk at night from the grocery store using a gullwinged Mercedes-Benz C111 prototype? Justin O'Shea has the answer.
I'm not sure what I just watched, but I think I'll watch it again.
You owe me a tea-proof keyboard.
Then it would just be Autoblog.
because this is funny and that isn't, and in both scenarios we see the picture.
WOW!! That's one hot tub!! Does it come in red? How about wheels? Can I get it with wheels and an engine?
The Veyron was different. It had no competition. It was just the most of everything. How much does it cost? A million. How fast does it go? A million. How many special editions are there? A million.
Constantly amazed at how ultra competitive pro athletes and drivers can be.
Wow these new Nascar announcers are far less annoying than the one's last year.
"Naturally, the four-time Sprint Cup champion and oval expert took to the trike like a pro, popping wheelies as he leaned into turns, leaving the other fan in the dust."
This is what its come to with all the restrictions on off-season testing. You'd be surprised at the data they got out of that race.